I was not aware that NT 4 had terminal server capabilities. On my Windows
2000 server machine at work, I recently installed terminal server and
connect to it from home. In my setup, I have a separate machine running NT 4
workstation for the dialup connection. I then use TCP/IP to connect to the
terminal server. The two services (terminal server and remote access) are
separate features. The reason I use an NT machine for the RAS is that I had
difficulty making it work on my Windows 2000 Pro installation. On Win2k pro,
I was able to dial in and connect to the machine, but could not get routed
to the rest of the network despite activating that feature in RAS. I have
not tried RAS on the Win2k server yet.

To get what you want, install RAS (Remote Access Service) and configure it
to allow a specific user account to use it. Then install whatever terminal
server software you are using. Enable the same user account to use terminal
server. I cannot give details since I am not familiar with terminal server
on NT.

Peter Shkabara
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-----Original Message-----
I have a project coming up where I have to set up Windows NT 4.0 Terminal
server and set it up for accepting remote dial in.

Can someone tell me how one goes about preparing NT Terminal Server for
remote dial in please?

Regards Roger.

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