Re: Multihomed Network Running RRAS & DNS & WINS
From: BP (jobseeker04_at_iwon.com)
Date: 02/25/05
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Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 16:39:05 -0500
This may have been answered in another thread.
Seem to remember if Natting you must add the
internal interface when Internet connection
sharing is configured for inside users.
Two methods for ICS are described in the Help,
I like assigning no gateways to my nicks and
all zeros in rras static routes for the internet gateway,
this allows you to use dhcp server for internal clients
allowing RFC1918 addressing rather than 198.x.x.x
that gets assigned when you check mark ICS defaults.
"rgc" <rgc@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am running the above configuration on a W2K advanced server with two nic
> cards with the primary nic assigned a static ip address which is local to the
> lan and the second nic card is assigned a static ip address obtained from my
> ISP provider. I am able to logon to the RRAS server and I see the connection
> in RRAS. My problem is that I cann't browse the network neighorhood or see
> any of the resources. When I connect through RRAS I am able to ping the IP
> address that the RRAS server has assigned the connection but I am unable to
> ping the server name and receive the following: The ping request could not
> find the host eraoptical-01. Please check the name again. I find Microsoft
> articles referencing DNS & WINS & RRAS explaining the need to change the
> registry because of Name resolution and connectivity issues RRAS on Windows
> 2000 domain controllers that have RRAS service and DNS installed and RRAS IP
> addrresses register in DNS. Is there not a clear answer from the community
> of how to properly configure a multihomed system running RRAS & DNS & WINS
> without all the brain damage! These products have been present since 2000
> and I this should be a no brainer! I elminated all the bottlenecks between
> my routers my ISP, IP addresses, and firewalls. The last part of this
> configuration is not working because Microsoft has no clear concise
> documentation to properly configure this type of configuration. My question
> is then what configuration should I be using 5 years later when we all now
> have high speed connections and want to support applications which will only
> run on W2K. I want to know is there someone at Microsoft who has properly
> configured this type of configuration in the field! When products don't work
> I feel that they should provide the detail.
>
> Thank,
>
> Robert
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