nat

I have two computers on a local area network: 1. Machine S is a Windows 2003 Server. 2. Machine 7 is a laptop running Windows 7 Ultimate. 3. Both machines are connected to an AT&T DSL router with CAT 5 cables. I have 8 static IP addresses and the DSL router does NAT translation to the S...

Dear all, I was using Windows 7 Internet Connection Sharing to put the internet through my PC to my laptop. One day I opened up the connection to find a polite message from my ISP explaining that routers are not allowed and that anything that preforms Network Address Translation has been...

Hi, I recently did a fresh install of Windows 7 Enterprise 64bit at work. I installed it behind a nat:ed machine (internal IP), so nothing special about that one. I chose home network as the network type as I would be using the computer at home from now on. However to my surprise, when I got...

Hi, I'm using build 7100 on all machines involved. I have a home group setup and all of the computers I'm talking about have successfully joined the home group. I have one desktop computer at home. I have a portable which moves around. My networking is DSL -> NAT/Router/Wireless Access...

I'm surprised nobody mentioned it here yet - Virtual PC packages to support XP Mode in Windows 7 have leaked along with Virtual Windows XP VHD packages - see Link Removed - Not Found I've already installed it and it seems to be working fine apart from the Shared Networking (NAT) - the virtual...

i have windows 7 build 7077 and i have latest vmware version 6.5.2 but i couldnt make it connect internet i installed win xp and it cant connect internet through nat i need to make it really important pls help

Anyone found the Windows 7 equiv registry mods as this for Vista to allow L2TP/IPSEC NAT-T ? support.microsoft.com/?kbid=947234 TIA, Sam KB article 947234 has the Vista & XP registry locations reversed. They are correct in 926179, & work under Windows 7 build 7000...

Hi guys Another question for users of Build 7022. On Build 7000 (X-32) vmware networking seemed to be broken -- on Bridged Networking you'd get message I/O overlap on vmnet0 - device will start disconnected. Same for vmnet8 (NAT). This meant you would have problems on connecting to your LAN...

I am running Windows 7 through VirtualBox, an emulator running in Slackware Linux 12.2. I set the internet connection to pass through using NAT, and it will not detect the connection as a wired connection, the way Windows XP does. It does not seem to recognize the connection as a wired...