Re: ipnat.sys firewall and RDC
- From: cSa <daspinall.nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 26 Jun 2005 19:31:01 -0700
Thanks for that...
I actually did already find this to be the case.
I had static routes in for the extended network, and this made the firewall
not work - so the RDC settings were irrelevant and so I was unable to get to
the machine via RDC.
Removing the static routes and then disabling RRAS did indeed work.
Is this a design to have the firewall turn off when you give additional
static routes???
"Janani [MSFT]" wrote:
> Hi,
> Can you check if RRAS is configured on the machine?
> Open the RRAS console( Start --> Run --> rrasmgmt.msc)
>
> If RRAS is configured then that is the reason why firewall is not starting.
> Disable RRAS(Righclick <machine node> --> Disable Routing and Remote Access)
> and then try starting firewall.
>
> --
> Thanks,
> Janani
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> "cSa" <daspinall.nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:B0EE8C09-EA0F-445C-8988-8E768EFF92DB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Hi All,
> > I have replaced Win2003 server in a remote branch.
> > I can not RDC or use the mstsc command to connect to the remote machine.
> > The GP allows my subnet to remote admin and rdc to the machine. I can do
> > everything else - GPMC connection, DNS connection etc, all is good -
> > except
> > RDC.
> >
> > Telneting to the machine I can run commands, so I have tried (amongst
> > other
> > things)...
> > Running... netsh firewall show state
> > Gives... The service has not started
> >
> > So I... netsh firewall set opmode enable
> > And get... Windows firewall cannot run because another program or service
> > is
> > running that might use the network address translation component
> > <ipnat.sys>
> >
> > At this point I will point out that no NAT is used on this server...
> >
> > Then I... sc query ipnat
> > And I get the response that ipnat is "stopped"
> >
> > So I go round in circles...
> > Can anyone tell me why the firewall is not starting up at boot, and what
> > can
> > ipnat.sys have to do with it?
> > What might be using ipnat.sys that is stopping the firewall from
> > starting -
> > is this something I can turn off?
> >
> > I only want to RDC to a machine I have total control over in every other
> > way...
> >
> > TIA
> > cSa
>
>
>
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