Re: SBS 2003 Single NIC firewall settings
From: CRIS HANNA \(SBS-MVP\) (crishannanospam_at_computingpossibilities.net)
Date: 07/28/04
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 11:06:45 -0500
not sure why you think the second nic is unnessary?
SBS is pretty picky about the way it wants to be configured, what it is
expecting to see, etc
The internal nic and all workstations should be connected to a switch
The second nic with an IP on a different subnet should be connected to the
firewall/router. Its DNS should point to the IP of the first (internal
NIC)
Then run the CEICW wizard from the Server management console
Then run the Remote Access Wizard
That should take care of it
-- Cris Hanna (SBS-MVP) _____________________ Please only respond in the Newsgroup and not directly to me, so that everyone can share the information "Sam Dunham" <samdu@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:52798b43.0407280643.500590c8@posting.google.com... > I installed an SBS2003 server at a client's office. Everything went > well, I'm able to connect to the Internet, POP/SMTP mail is working > fine, I can even remote into the machine via VNC. What I CAN'T do is > make a RAS VPN connection or access the company web site (which, > granted, isn't configured past the defaults). RRAS is set up and I can > dial in directly via the modem, but I can't access this box via the > Internet and RRAS/VPN. I did a quick port scan of the system via GRC's > Shields UP site and it turns out that only the mail ports are open > (well, those and 5900 for VNC). I have pulled my hair out trying to > find where I go to open ports. The machine has a single NIC and will > be sitting behind an external firewall if I can ever get it to a point > that it would be necessary to do so (if I can ever get the ports to > open on the server). I really need this to work and would rather not > install a second, unnecessary NIC in the server if I don't have to. > Any help would be greatly apprecieated. > > Thanks, > Sam Dunham
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