->JG->>TC>I have WinNT 3.51 workstation setup as the server to a Win95 
machin
  -> ->>TC>How can I allow the Win95 workstation to access the servers modem 
to
  -> ->>TC>dial out?
DR->JG->>I believe you'd need to install a proxy server package to do this.  
It
  ->JG->>no
  -> ->>built-in...
DR->TC> I had just seen a copy of WinProxie that I picked up. It seemed to be
  ->TC> the key to solving this problem. Since that time I have upgraded to 
t
  ->TC> 4.0 which includes Peer Web Service. This seems like it might also do
  ->TC> the trick. And to think... I just wanted a simple 2 computer network 
in
  ->TC> my home to play around with.... reminds me of how difficult it was
  ->TC> umpteen years ago setting up my BBS .
DR->Todd it sounds like what you want to do is not have a shared modem, but 
ins
  ->have the ability to connect to the internet through another machine. 
here
  ->several software packages available for Windows NT that will allow this.
DR->Microsoft offers a Proxy Server, however it is costly and would be an 
ver
  ->for your needs. WinGate however in your situation would be free and is a 
pr
  ->powerful proxy server. http://deerfield.com/wingate/ is where you want to 
h
I have installed WinGate and it seems easy enough. My problem now is
that I don't understand everything about networks. My current problem is
as follows:
NT is the "server" (running Workstation, though) and my 95 machine is
connect. When I click on Neighborhood Network on the 85 machine it sees
the NT computer. But when I do the same on the NT machine it tells me
that the network is not resent or not started. I know the connectio is
there as I can go into File Manager on the NT machine and share
directories. I figure I must have some sort of setting incorrect on the
NT machine but I cannot find it.
 * OLX 2.1 * Todd Copeland  -  TEAM OS/2
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