Paul
Tue Jul 13 00:57:23 CDT 2004
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You might want to give more information
On the 98 machine is everything pointing to the server (DNS, WINS). =
Proxy settings......
"gypsy" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
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I have a site with a Windows 98 machine (yes I know and I=20
have told them to replace this machine) running on a SBS=20
2003 Standard network. I cannot access the Internet=20
through the Lan. It runs the SBS login script okay, it is=20
slow to load a mapped drive, but it cannot access the=20
Internet. Other machines (Win XP Pro) access the Internet=20
ok. The network has a DSL connection using a modem/router=20
and demand-dial.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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have a site with a Windows 98 machine (yes I know and I <BR>have told =
them to=20
replace this machine) running on a SBS <BR>2003 Standard network. I =
cannot=20
access the Internet <BR>through the Lan. It runs the SBS login script =
okay, it=20
is <BR>slow to load a mapped drive, but it cannot access the =
<BR>Internet.=20
Other machines (Win XP Pro) access the Internet <BR>ok. The network =
has a DSL=20
connection using a modem/router <BR>and demand-dial.<BR>Any help would =
be=20
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