looking at another subnet

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I have a W2k environment. I have webpages and sql2k on
server1. In the sql table, I have a client table with a
field for the picname. On the client details webpage, I
hardcode the pathname of the picname (the pics are located
on another w2k server):
<img src="\\servername2\photos\<%=rsClient("PicName")%>">

The folder "photos" is shared where the Domain Guests and
Users have read only permissions. The users on my domain
(subnet) can see the webpage info and picture just fine.

However, I do have a provider that connects to us via a T1
and is on a different subnet. Their subnet is
192.168.110.* and our subnet is 192.168.1.*. We have
given them a username and they are members of the Domain
Guests.

My boss has put a HOSTS file on their machine...and will
put a LMHOSTS file there later today.

Currently, to see our webpage, the provider has to type in
the IP address and then type in the login/password when
the windows login pops up. The provider can see the
webpage and the information just fine, except they cannot
see the pictures.

Is there something else that needs to be done?

Thanks.
Ngan

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.dns (More info?)

The users in your domain have the same subnet as yours. In
advanced IP settings, add additional IP (random) and
subnet that matches the sub-net of your LAN provider.
Leave the gateway filed empty.
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a W2k environment. I have webpages and sql2k on
>server1. In the sql table, I have a client table with a
>field for the picname. On the client details webpage, I
>hardcode the pathname of the picname (the pics are
located
>on another w2k server):
><img src="\\servername2\photos\<%=rsClient("PicName")%>">
>
>The folder "photos" is shared where the Domain Guests and
>Users have read only permissions. The users on my domain
>(subnet) can see the webpage info and picture just fine.
>
>However, I do have a provider that connects to us via a
T1
>and is on a different subnet. Their subnet is
>192.168.110.* and our subnet is 192.168.1.*. We have
>given them a username and they are members of the Domain
>Guests.
>
>My boss has put a HOSTS file on their machine...and will
>put a LMHOSTS file there later today.
>
>Currently, to see our webpage, the provider has to type
in
>the IP address and then type in the login/password when
>the windows login pops up. The provider can see the
>webpage and the information just fine, except they cannot
>see the pictures.
>
>Is there something else that needs to be done?
>
>Thanks.
>Ngan
>
>.
>