Very Computer

> I have a question. On my laptop, I have attempted to unbind TCP/IP from
> client for Microsoft Network and Microsoft Family Logon from all network
> adapters. While I can access the internet via dialup without problem, I
> cannot access my company's network unless TCP/IP-> Fixed Port PC Card is
> bound to the above. Because of our proxy server, my security is not an
> issue. But, when dialing directly into the net via my dialup account, my
> NetBIOS port is open. The only way to get around this is to use a PFW when
> dialing up from outside the network. I suspect there is no way around
> this, if I want to be able to have access to my network. Am I correct?

> --
> Peace,

> Lee Higd

> > I have a question. On my laptop, I have attempted to unbind TCP/IP from
> > client for Microsoft Network and Microsoft Family Logon from all network
> > adapters. While I can access the internet via dialup without problem, I
> > cannot access my company's network unless TCP/IP-> Fixed Port PC Card is
> > bound to the above. Because of our proxy server, my security is not an
> > issue. But, when dialing directly into the net via my dialup account, my
> > NetBIOS port is open. The only way to get around this is to use a PFW
when
> > dialing up from outside the network. I suspect there is no way around
> > this, if I want to be able to have access to my network. Am I correct?

> > --
> > Peace,

> > Lee Higd
> Do it thru My Computer - Dial-Up Networking - right click "Your
Connection"
> - properties - tab Server Types - make sure  that the only protocol
allowed
> is TCP/IP
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