A
Andy Sheley
I have Network Address Translation running on a windows
2000 server to share an internet connection on the client
machines. The server also issues IP addresses with DHCP.
However, if I boot a computer up on the network, I can use
the internet connection without logging into the network
buy using a local account on the PC. Is their a way to
secure NAT on the server so only logged in authinticated
users can use the connection? I've gone into RRAS but I
don't find any security settings like you would on other
things (Network Shares, Files, etc..)
Thanks.
Andy Sheley
2000 server to share an internet connection on the client
machines. The server also issues IP addresses with DHCP.
However, if I boot a computer up on the network, I can use
the internet connection without logging into the network
buy using a local account on the PC. Is their a way to
secure NAT on the server so only logged in authinticated
users can use the connection? I've gone into RRAS but I
don't find any security settings like you would on other
things (Network Shares, Files, etc..)
Thanks.
Andy Sheley