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May 1st, 2009, 05:11 AM
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USS, I think that was kinda the point me and GZ (in his second post) were getting at...
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May 1st, 2009, 05:21 AM
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Gotcha.  - Sorry - didn't mean to step on anybody's feet.
I just wasn't expecting that "i want to become a small ISP" remark.
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May 1st, 2009, 05:36 AM
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Yeah, that was what made me 
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May 2nd, 2009, 09:13 AM
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I want to my pc with ADSL internet and WindowsXP, become a server as MINI-ISP and my friend can connect to my pc as a client ,he is a dial-up user with maximum 33.6kb in conecction , this is legal because i don`t want to sell anything and this is only a private mini isp ,
this is my goal , now tell me is it possible ?
if yes , so please tell me about it and if you don`t know how, so go 
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May 2nd, 2009, 10:02 AM
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Talk about a turn around... Quote:
Originally Posted by xsystem  I don`t want to share anything with him or he can access to my pc, only internet at him desktop | Quote:
Originally Posted by xsystem I want to my PC with ADSL internet and Windows XP, become a server as MINI-ISP and my friend can connect to my PC as a client, |
So, you now want them to be able to connect to your computer. This is possible, and you would need to create a VPN tunnel for them to access data, the other alternative (that I can work out from your messages) would be to set up a RemoteDesktop (RD) or VNC connection through to the computer.
Whichever way, you would need to give them credentials for an account on your computer. Also, if you go with RD or VNC, this means that only one of you can work on the computer at any given time.
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Originally Posted by xsystem I want to become a small ISP, I want him connect to my Windows XP and he can use my internet like a dial-up connection, even, when I use my ADSL internet. He is a dial-up user with maximum 33.6kb in connection, this is legal because I don`t want to sell anything and this is only a private mini ISP, this is my goal, now tell me is it possible? |
This doesn't really make sense, are you aware that an ISP is an Internet SERVICE PROVIDER...?? Internet service provider - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You either aren't selling them internet, in which case you are not and ISP; or you are.
Just for clarification:
If they are connecting to your network with a VPN, and are then trying to browse the 'net through that connection, then they will have an even slower connection than they already do - so slow that some internet messaging applications (Skype, et cetera) will time out and not connect....
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Originally Posted by xsystem If yes, so please tell me about it and if you don`t know how, so go |
Interesting, and not neccessarily the best way to get (free) help...
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May 2nd, 2009, 11:16 AM
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Basically, xsystem has a cheap assed friend who doesn't want to spend $10/month for dial-up, so he wants to run a dial-up server off his PC for his freeloader friend. 
In all likelihood, your ISP prohibits this anyway. | |
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May 2nd, 2009, 06:42 PM
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Even so, surely this would still be slower than the "friend" already has... 
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May 12th, 2009, 09:38 PM
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It is possible, i don't know if there is a 3rd party software that can do remote access server but what i know is if you install a windows 2000 advanced server on your computer that has a modem on it then configure the RAS (that means, creating a user then allow them to connect etc...) you can search in the internet how to configure RAS on windows 2000 advanced server. | |
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May 13th, 2009, 12:17 PM
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Xsystem
You really want him to dial into your router, not your computer. You are just saying your computer because you perceive the Internet as coming through your computer. Using your computer as a conduit would be like setting up a BBS.
Are you in the US? That type of modem will not be cheap overseas.
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May 13th, 2009, 07:50 PM
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Going back to the OP, they want to set it up for someone else to connect to his network to browse the internet (et cetera) at a faster rate than they get through the dial-up.
The fact that this other user only has a dial-up connection will be the limiting factor in the overall link, will mean that (no matter how fast the rest is) it will still be slow.
Add in that they will effectively be adding an additional 'hop' to the internet means that the perceived speed will actually decrease..... | |
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