Q: Im pretty new at this. I have a power cable internet through a shared Sys Link Wireless Router (http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=33u0026scid=35u0026prid=544) with 3 units (clients) with the network. Is there a way I can set up my PC Win NT directly connected to the cable modem, then to the router, and then to the client PCs? Another words the Win NT PC will be directly connected to the Internet, the router will have the Internet to get the Win NT PC, and so on. I created the Win NT pc, two LAN cards one for the modem, and one for the router. Ive read about how your own Personal Web Server (http://www.dewassoc.com/support/pws/pws.htm), but other than that it is empty. Any help would be good.
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Re:Windows NT (all versions) is deprecated and without support from Microsoft.
Hardly. They still support NT 5 and up.
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Re:Windows NT (all versions) is deprecated and without support from Microsoft.
The parts of Windows NT which provide the least secure services and components are IIS services.
If you aren't concerned about potential security breaches, then use IIS or PWS and have fun.
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Re:You could just forward port 80 to your server from your router.
it is almost as if the first person to respond said this smae thing
It can still be behind the router and be a web server.
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
Originally posted by: amdfanboy
First, why do you want the Nt computer in front of the router? Is it to host something ?
Yes, I'm going to attempt to use it to host my web page(s).
You could just forward port 80 to your server from your router.
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Re:I thought that I might have trouble hosting my web page(s) with my router on my server, as I've had trouble in the past using netmeeting, online gaming, msn video/voice chatting.
All of the things you mention have poorly designed protocols, they weren't designed with NAT in mind so they fail horribly if you don't have an extremely smart router that can analyze the protocol and make the necessary changes in the packets as they pass through it.
For a basic web page it'll work fine, HTTP is a really simple protocol and NAT's just fine.
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Re:Originally posted by: amdfanboy
First, why do you want the Nt computer in front of the router? Is it to host something ?
Yes, I'm going to attempt to use it to host my web page(s).
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Re:First, why do you want the Nt computer in front of the router? Is it to host something ?
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
if you have a router why would you want to put this computer in front off the router and its firewall protection?
It can still be behind the router and be a web server.
Link to: Hosting with Cable/DSL Web Server. (http://www.dslwebserver.com/)
I thought that I might have trouble hosting my web page(s) with my router on my server, as I've had trouble in the past using netmeeting, online gaming, msn video/voice chatting. I couldn't get any of those items to work. I'll give it try and keep you posted!
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
Link to: Hosting with Cable/DSL Web Server. (http://www.dslwebserver.com/)
Good stuff.. I went thru the tutorials on that site and used their forums for any questions that were not answered in the tutorials. I run 6+ sites, e-mail, ftp, and webmail on 2 servers (w2k and linux) and I had -0- networking knowledge when I started 
-Good luck. PM if you want.
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Re:if you have a router why would you want to put this computer in front off the router and its firewall protection?
It can still be behind the router and be a web server.
Link to: Hosting with Cable/DSL Web Server. (http://www.dslwebserver.com/)
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