Newsgroup: it.comp.reti.locali
Titolo: Condivisione internet e Wingate

Salve a tutti,
ho messo i miei due computer in rete tra loro e mi era venuto in mente di
condividire la connessione internet...visto che a mano stavo combinando vari
casini senza riuscire a fare niente di concreto ho provato ad affidarmi a
WinGate. L'ho installato sul Server e sul Client.  Dal client per poter
avere internet a cosa mi devo connettere? (chiaramente se mi connetto a
localhost...non mi dà niente, ho provato a connettermi a \\SERVER e sul
server si vedeva passare il client...ma il client non otteneva niente. Ho
associato all'Ip del client un utente diverso da guest....ma non ho ottenuto
niente)
Chi mi può dire dove stò sbagliando?
Grazie in anticipo
Gianni Moretti

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C'è ancora qualcosa che non mi torna, se devo fare tutti queste
configurazioni a mano...a che mi serve Wingate?
E l'IP della macchina dove ho la connessione da mettere come proxy qual'è?
Non è quello della scheda di rete vero? Devo specificarlo nell'accesso
remoto, nelle configurazioni di rete?
Gianni Moretti

WinGate. L'ho installato sul Server e sul Client.  Dal client per poter
io sono riuscito ad usare Wingate solo con la versione home..
boh??
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La scheda di rete non ha un numero IP ma un codice ethernet.
Prima di tutto devi configurare una rete TCP/IP assegnando (da risorse di
rete) un codice IP a ciascuna macchina: ti consiglio di utilizzare i codici
compresi fra
192.168.0.1 e 192.168.0.254 (che sono riservati alle reti interne) con net
mask 255.255.255.0 e metterei come default gateway il codice IP del PC con
Wingate.

Ancora non mi funziona niente...
Dunque...sul server configuro come IP della connessione TCP/IP #2 con
supporto VPN (presumo che sia questa...quella da configurare) 192.168.0.1 e
submask 255.255.255.0 senza gateway. E installo Wingate in configurazione
server.
Sul client configuro come ip della connessione tcp/ip #2 con supporto VPN
192.168.0.1 submask 255.255.255.0 e gateway 192.168.0.1. E installo Wingate
in configurazione client.
Sul Client inposto la connessione internet come lan...imposto il proxy come
192.168.0.1 con porta 80 per tutti i protocolli e 1080 per i socks.
Lancio la connessione internet sul server e spererei di poter navigare anche
dal client...ma quando lancio explorer mi dice che wingate client...non
riceve nessuna risposta da wingate server (che č lanciato normalmente).
Penso di essere ormai vicino alla soluzione...anche se sicuramente c'č
ancora qualcosa di sbagliato in quello che faccio...mi appello alla consueta
anima pia.
Gianni Moretti

Ciao..
Avevo anche io problemi con wingate ho smanettato un giorno per farlo
funzionare...poi mi sono stufato...
Ho trovato un programma completamente in italiano  Planet-Share 2.23MB e in
cinque minuti il computer remoto navigava in internet !!
e senza installare software nel client basta settare un ip specifico
spiegato nelle istruzioni....
Ciao
Stefano

 supporto VPN (presumo che sia questa...quella da configurare)
no, non hai bisogno del Virtual Private Network
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Una aggiunta, se la versione di Wingate è la 4 le istruzioni per
l'installazione sono diverse in quanto NON devi configurare l'accesso
tramite proxy.
Le istruzioni secondo la casa produttrice sono:
Article Number: 1349
Basic installation instructions for WinGate with Windows 95/98 machines.
Please read the System Requirements before installing WinGate on your
system. These instructions should be used if you have a modem and a dial up
Internet account.
WinGate requires the following installation steps, which are provided in
detail below:
WinGate Server Computer (WG Server) - the computer with the connection to
the Internet
Establish Internet Connection on WinGate machine
Add TCP/IP to NIC card
Configure NIC card with static IP address - 192.168.0.1
Install WinGate software
WinGate Client Computer (WG Client) - computers connecting to the Internet
through WinGate
Confirm or Install Winsock 2
Install and Configure TCP/IP
Install WinGate client
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You need to establish that you can make an Internet connection on the WG
Server. Follow your Internet Service Providers (ISP) instructions. You
should NOT be connected to the Internet when installing the WinGate
software.
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The next step is to configure the Network Interface Card (NIC) that will
connect to your Internal network. Throughout this document we will call this
your Internal NIC card.
The Internal NIC card MUST be assigned an IP address, also called a Static
IP address. This address is never seen by the Internet or your ISP. It will
not effect anything that your ISP has had you configure for your Internet
connection. To add TCP/IP to your Internal NIC card follow the steps below,
if you have already added TCP/IP to the Internal NIC card, skip to Step 3:
Right click Network Neighborhood to open a drop down menu
Click the Properties option – this will open a window with a list of
protocols. Scroll down until you find a list of TCP/IP protocols. You will
probably have one in the window for the Dial Up Adapter, or additional NIC
card, depending on your Internet connection type.
Click the Add button to open a new Dialog box
Single click the Protocol option, and click Add
In the left window click Microsoft, and in the right window scroll down and
click TCP/IP
Click OK
Click Cancel on the Select Network Component Type Dialog box
Click OK to reboot the workstation machine
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The next step is to configure the TCP/IP protocol on the Internal NIC card.
Right click Network Neighborhood, and select Properties to view the network
properties. Scroll to find the TCP/IP protocol assigned to the Internal NIC
card(which was added in Step 2). To configure your Internal NIC card follow
the steps below:
Single click on the listing
Click properties to open a Dialog box
Click the IP Address tab
Click the radio button marked Specify an IP address
In the IP address field type the following numbers: 192.168.0.1
In the Subnet Mask field type the following numbers: 255.255.255.0
Click on the DNS configuration tab. DO NOT CHANGE any settings for your DNS;
however make a note whether DNS is enabled, or disabled for future reference
Click OK
Click OK to reboot the machine
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Install WinGate on this computer. You will need to choose the option for
Configure this machine as a WinGate Server. Continue through the
installation process entering your trial or registration key when
requested.(click here for a guide through the Installation Wizard) If you do
not have a key, you will need to stop the installation and register for a
trial key at the following URL:
http://wingate.deerfield.com/trialkey.htm
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If your WG Clients are Windows 98 continue to Step 6. The WinGate Client
requires the updated Microsoft Winsock 2. This is an operating system
upgrade offered by Microsoft. If you have troubles upgrading the operating
system or questions regarding Winsock 2, please contact Microsoft at the
following URL:
http://www.microsoft.com
If you have Windows 95 on your WG Clients, you will need to complete the
following steps to upgrade the Winsock:
Download the Winsock 2 installer from the following URL:
http://wingate.deerfield.com/helpdesk/systemrequirements.cfm
Install the Winsock 2 on your Windows 95 WG Clients. You will need to reboot
the computers.
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You will need to add the TCP/IP protocol to your network cards on the WG
Client Computers. If you have not already done so follow the first set of
instructions in Step 2 above. There are 2 ways you can configure TCP/IP on
your WG Clients. You can choose to Obtain IP addresses automatically (DHCP)
or you can choose to Specify an IP address (Static).
Configure your WG Client to Obtain an IP Address Automatically/Dynamically,
using DHCP:
Right click Network Neighborhood
Choose the Properties option
Scroll to the TCP/IP listing for your NIC card and highlight it
Click the properties button
Click the IP Address tab
Select the option for Obtain an IP Address Automatically
Click on the Wins Resolution Tab
Select the Disable Wins Resolution radio button
Click on the DNS tab
Select the Disable DNS radio button
Click OK – you will need to reboot the machine – go to Step 7
Configure the WG Client with a Static IP Address – Specify an IP Address
We recommend that you obtain the IP addresses from WinGate unless you have
specific reasons for wanting to assign an IP address. This option is called
Using DHCP If this is your first installation of WinGate or you are a Home
user, again, we recommend you use DHCP to obtain the IP address.
Right click Network Neighborhood
Choose the Properties option
Scroll to the TCP/IP listing for your NIC card and highlight it
Click the properties button
Click the IP Address tab
Select the option for Specify an IP Address
In the IP Address field specify the following address: 192.168.0.2
In the Subnet Mask field enter the following Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Click on the Gateway tab
Enter the IP address of the WinGate machine in the Gateway field:
192.168.0.1
Click the Add button
Click on the DNS tab
Select the Enable DNS radio button
Enter this computers name in the Host field, this must be a name not used
for any other computer on your network. It can be as easy as 'computer 2' as
this host name is not used for the Internet.
Leave the Domain field BLANK
In the DNS server search order enter the IP address of the WinGate machine:
192.168.0.1. Click the Add button
Leave the Domain Suffix Search Order blank
Click OK – you will need to reboot the machine – go to Step 7
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Install the WinGate Internet Client. This is the same file that you used to
install WinGate on the main WinGate Server Computer. You can put the file on
a disk, or install it from your network. If prompted you need to choose
'client' installation. Once the installation is complete you will need to
reboot the machine.
Note:It is best to copy the entire file to the client computer before
running the setup. We have seen occasions when running the setup EXE across
the network corrupts the file and makes the server invisible to the clients.
You have now completed the installation of WinGate. The Internet
applications on your WG Clients will need to be configured to connect to the
Internet using a Local Area Network (LAN) or a Permanent connection if the
option is available. Your email clients should be configured to work per
your ISP’s instructions. DO NOT configure your Internet applications to go
through a proxy server as this will cause problems in the applications. For
more information on a specific Internet application configurations please
see the help files of the application or your ISP for more details.
If you encounter problems connecting to the Internet after this
installation, please refer to the WinGate Help Desk or Knowledge Base
located at the following URL’s:
http://wingate.deerfield.com/helpdesk
http://kb.deerfield.com/search
You can also send an email to the technical support department from the
following URL:
http://www.securecc.com/support
Keywords: WinGate, installation, installing WinGate 1349

Uso Wingate 4.
Comunque se io creo un solo accesso remoto...nel server e gli assegno
l'indirizzo ip 192.168.0.1 e mask 255.255.255.0...mi riesco a connettere a
internet...ma non riesco a navigare neanche dal server....per questo ne
creavo due.
Gianni Moretti

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Nella connessione accesso remoto in genere l'indirizzo IP non si assegna
perchè è fornito dal provider con il DHCP cosi come il server DNS per cui:
1) Sul computer server avrai due connessioni una con la scheda di rete cui
assegnerai tu un indirzzo IP (192.168.0.1 nel nostro caso) ed una via
Accesso remoto anch'essa configurata per usare il protocoolo TCP/IP e con
indirizzo IP assegnato dal provider via DHCP e gateway predefinito sul
computer remoto;
2) sul client avrai solo la scheda di rete cui assegnerai un indirizzo IP
(diverso da quello del server) ad esempio 192.168.0.2 e come server DNS
metti l'indirizzo IP del server;
Verifica che i settaggi siano come descritto e che la rete interna fra i due
computer funzioni (puoi fare un ping fra i due).
Poi prova ad effettuare una connessione al provider dal server settando
Explorer in modo che non usi nessun proxy come se dovessi accedere da quel
PC solamente.
Se tutto funziona disconnettiti da Internet ed installa WinGate.
Fammi sapere....