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Hi
Do you wnat your Novell server to do the dialing ? This is possible and is done in INETCFG as you would do with a permanent connection, except that it is set as DIAL on Demand. We used to use it a lot, but found the cost of the calls to the ISP quickly adds up, ie every time someone browse's the Web the Server will dial the ISP - can be dozens of times a day.
ASDL is the way for small business customers here in Australia.
Regards
David
Do you wnat your Novell server to do the dialing ? This is possible and is done in INETCFG as you would do with a permanent connection, except that it is set as DIAL on Demand. We used to use it a lot, but found the cost of the calls to the ISP quickly adds up, ie every time someone browse's the Web the Server will dial the ISP - can be dozens of times a day.
ASDL is the way for small business customers here in Australia.
Regards
David
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Hi Dave i'm from Australia to.
No i don't run a network or anything. I was just curious on connecting to the internet like i would in windows through dial up networking. Make a new account and put in the number of the ISP and then your ready to go. I'm totally new to netware and am studying from the Clarke CNA book.
No i don't run a network or anything. I was just curious on connecting to the internet like i would in windows through dial up networking. Make a new account and put in the number of the ISP and then your ready to go. I'm totally new to netware and am studying from the Clarke CNA book.
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