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Originally Posted by KirkVining
I think a dual nic is the best solution, but it's going to be difficult, if not impossible to do if you don't have a dedicated IP address. If you don't have dedicated IP, the next option is this software:
http://www.winproxy.com/products/winproxy.asp
which might work with a dynamic IP. You can try it for free, and pay like $60 if you want to keep it. It will set up your entry point computer as a proxy server that then provides gateway services to other computers on the network. |
I did manage to get W2k pro to work with the double NIC, that was 6 years ago so I don't really recall exactly how I did it other than I followed a MS white paper on it. I'd imagine XP can do it as well but hey I like to do it the hard way
I do like winproxy but I always try to find something within Windoze before add-ons give me a pain in the ass.