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Here's an interesting one.....
Deja Vue administers a Windows 2000 network. The network consists of Windows 2000 Server computers and Windows 2000 Professional client computers.
Deja is attempting to determine whether or not he needs to install Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) or Network Address Translation.(NAT).
What are the situations for which you should NOT use either of these services? Or another way of saying it would be situations that they are not designed for. (Choose All that Apply)
A. When you want to connect networks within an intranet.
B. When you want to connect all computers on the network to the Internet.
C. When wanting to directly connect branch office networks to a corporate network.
D. When wanting to connect branch office networks to a corporate network over the Internet.
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Originally posted by WPFossil
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ICS and NAT wouldn't help you set up your intranet, but I don't think they'd hurt anything.
ICS has it's own mini-DHCP engine which isn't configurable: can cause a LOT of problems!
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