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> This site has your solution. I've used in past installations. Very
> cost effective. http://www.itserv.com/
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> > I want to have 2 workstations, one running Win 2000 and the other
> > NT 4.0, share one telephone line and have simultaneous dial-up
> > access to the same ISP. Any hardware/configuration suggestions?
The ITServ Rideway product seems to be overkill for your needs -- I
doubt you need VPN. The Rideway/IS doesn't include VPN and costs
about 60% less than the full Rideway, but that's still $600.
For $600 you get a firewall along with it, and it does seem to be
more than the "firewall" that many NAT providers claim.
If $600 is more than you wanted to spend, you could use a very
inexpensive software solution. Until I got IDSL and a router (which
provides its own NAT), I used the NAT software from Sygate. It was
simple to install and use, and it worked very reliably. Not bad for
less than $50. You can get more info at
http://www.sygate.com/products/gate_ov.htm
Gary
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