Re: Possible? with SBS2003
From: Dale (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 06/29/04
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Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 18:34:40 -0700
Hi Cris,
A client has asked that the Finance workstations and the
admin workstations not have Network Neighbourhood
visibility. It has nothing to do with performance as the
two LAN segments are all linked to the same gigabit switch
anyway.
A trial using W2k3 with routing enabled on RRAS allowed
the two segments to see all those on same segment but not
other segments, yet were able to ping etc through to each
other, which is what the client was after. But it appears
that the wizards in SBS configure some settings that
disable a second Lan segment.
Surely if Lan routing was turned on (with all three NICs
already installed and enabled) the routing would have the
correct tables already.
A additional hardware router would be method of last
resort.
Thanks Dale
>-----Original Message-----
>well the question begs to be ask, why??
>You would have to add both your lan segments to the lan
routing table. You
>would almost be better off with a router off your switch
for the other
>segment
>
>You could then add static routings in SBS
>
>But again, why this segment for such a small group (75 or
less)
>
>--
>Cris Hanna (SBS-MVP)
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>"Dale" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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>> I have a requirement to have my Local LAN segmented
>> utilising 2 Nics. There are 3 NIC's total in my server
in
>> the following config:
>>
>> Nic1, 192.168.10.10/24, WAN Connection Via H/W Firewall
>> Nic2, 192.168.11.10/24, LAN Connection No.1
>> Nic3, 192.168.12.10/24, LAN Connection No.2
>>
>> During SBS setup I just ignore the LAN2 Nic and follow
the
>> wizards all the way thru. It proceeds a treat. Once
all
>> setup I then enable the LAN2 and the relevant RRAS
routing.
>>
>> Unfortunately, no devices on LAN2 segment can join or
>> access any domain functions or "CompanyWeb" pages
(Haven't
>> checked web access yet). Pinging etc shows connections
OK.
>>
>> Where or what should be changed to allow devices on LAN2
>> to be considered "allowed" or part of local network.
>>
>> I had this configuration working using Win2K3 enterprise
>> demo so I am assuming its something the wizards are
>> autoconfiguring during setup.
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>> Dale
>>
>>
>>
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