J
John
Okay, I've got a crazy question for you all. I am setting
up a SBS 2000 network for a church in my community. They
don't want to buy any more than the 5 licenses, which they
really don't need. They only have 4 people on the
network. However, there is a school in the same building
who has up to now shared the same internet connection.
(They've had a huge peer to peer setup for who knows how
long.)
They would like to only have the 4 people on the New
network, but still be able to share out the internet
connection that is coming in. Is there any possible way
to do this? I think they might have 5 static IP's. Could
I split the internet connection before it goes to the 2000
Server, and set the server and the other machine to their
own IP's?
Any suggestions would be great! Thanks!
up a SBS 2000 network for a church in my community. They
don't want to buy any more than the 5 licenses, which they
really don't need. They only have 4 people on the
network. However, there is a school in the same building
who has up to now shared the same internet connection.
(They've had a huge peer to peer setup for who knows how
long.)
They would like to only have the 4 people on the New
network, but still be able to share out the internet
connection that is coming in. Is there any possible way
to do this? I think they might have 5 static IP's. Could
I split the internet connection before it goes to the 2000
Server, and set the server and the other machine to their
own IP's?
Any suggestions would be great! Thanks!