Hmmmm. Is it possible you have a permanent entry in the routing table for the 207 addresses? Try "route PRINT" in a command prompt on the NT box and see. If there is an entry use "route DELETE 207.168.44.x" to get rid of it.
Just a thought.....
>Gary and Paul,
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>Some additional info: ervery machine has a fixed address in the range of 192.168.1... The file server is also a DNS with an IP address of 192.168.1.2
>Before the router, I used to connect with a modem. I found and deleted the 207.168.44.14. and 207.168.44.15 adresses listed in the Autodial list of Windows NT (by executing RASAUTOU -s from the dot prompt.) but it changed nothing. The only thing I can say, is that I once connecte to these adresses in the past...
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>José
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