What you are describing requires an NT Domain Controller. You need to
run Windows NT Server to do that (unless someone know of a way to have
the workstation do that). Consider your cost in this, since the server
is a whole lot more expensive than the workstation.

Once the server is up, you need to set the client computers to log onto
an NT domain. This is done via MS Network Client logon configuration in
Network Properties (right click network neighborhood and select
properties - then chose the Client).

Hope this is of some help.

Peter
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-----Original Message-----
I have Win NT4 workstation installed on the 2 P166's, but the catch to
this is that they need to act as servers. The first PC needs to have the
login names and passwords etc on it and possibly act as a file server
and an Intranet (yes Intranet - not Internet) server. The second PC
needs to act as a proxy / gateway / firewall to the internet and it will
have a modem attached to it.

I'm okay with the proxy / gateway / firewall thing. I'm not okay with
the login thing.

Is this possible or am I just dreaming? If this is possible. Does my
setup make sense?

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