Re: VPN Router
From: JJ (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 09/23/04
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Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 09:13:30 -0700
Hi Buddy,
Our network is private meaning I don't have a
registered DNS name for it on the net. I suppose I have
to register one in order for any client to see our net,
correct? Is it possible to use a name like this:
www.exch.companyname.com ? can I register this name
pattern?
Thanks for all your help Buddy
JJ
>-----Original Message-----
>Even if you don't have ISA installed, you do have two
NICs, right? You
>should still be able to setup RWW and OWA. Run the
CEICW. No VPN required
>on the client - it's web based.
>
>ISA2004 will be free to SBS2K3 Premium owners when SP1
comes out. They say
>if you try to install it before SP1 it will hose the
wizards and not be
>supported - not to mention you would have to buy a full
retail license.
>
>When is SP1 shipping? I've heard 1st quarter of 2005.
>
>Buddy
>
>"JJ" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:3b4101c4a0a8$fb7b53d0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
>> Its Not for administering the server. My client wants
to
>> get his email at home from work using VPN. I don't have
>> ISA running on the server but can install it. I hear
ISA
>> 2004 is here. Does anybody have a link to it? Also what
>> about sbs 2003 sp1 whens that coming out?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> JJ
>>
>>
>>
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >I've seen a client that was using Direcway. The IP
>> address they had pointed
>> >to some router or other device at the Direcway NOC
>> (Network Operations
>> >Center) Then some sort of signal from the NOC is
bounced
>> off of the
>> >satellite and received by my client. The client had a
>> special board
>> >installed in his computer that the satellite coax
>> plugged straight into.
>> >Software on the computer made the board appear as a
>> network card to the
>> >machine and it could communicate. Internet Connection
>> Sharing and a 2nd NIC
>> >was used to share internet with other computers but it
>> was very unstable,
>> >plus, his machine was constantly getting hit with
>> viruses & worms.. like the
>> >AV software could not intercept traffic from the SAT
>> connection.
>> >The address they got from the SAT decoder board was
pre-
>> determined by the
>> >ISP, but was different than that on the terrestrial
side
>> of the SAT link.
>> >However, if you have a PIX in there, then obviously
you
>> have a better
>> >arraingement than this poor fellow had.
>> >
>> >As others have said, if you have 2 Nics in the server
>> with ISA running and
>> >CEICW completed, don't worry so much about having the
>> cisco PIX installed.
>> >Still, the VPN over the satellite is going to be
>> problematic at best. Set up
>> >RRAS and just dial in when you need to administer the
>> server.
>> >Buddy
>> >
>> >"JJ" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> message
>> >news:3daa01c49fea$072f23b0$a301280a@phx.gbl...
>> >> Ok Let me give u a bit of background of what I have
>> done
>> >> so far. First we have a static IP for our internet
>> >> connection. The static IP that was given to me by
our
>> >> satellite ISP I used to try and connect to our
server.
>> No
>> >> go. I get a 800 can not connect to vpn server
error. I
>> >> have brought a laptop inside and connected it to the
>> >> network. I can connect to the server and do
whatever.
>> So
>> >> the sbs server is configured. Yes I ran the RAS
wizard
>> >> before as well to configure the server for vpn. So I
>> went
>> >> over to a client near by, also using satellite and
>> tryed
>> >> to connect to the sbs server using the IP address
that
>> >> was given to me but get the same error. This was
done
>> >> with going from internet right into our server, no
>> >> firewall attached between internet and sbs server. I
>> just
>> >> did this for like 1 minute and rehooked up the
firewall
>> >> back between the internet and sbs server. We have a
>> cisco
>> >> PIX firewall that I have no idea to configure, well
>> kind
>> >> of an idea just don't know exactly what the
commands do
>> >> in setting them in the pix. We do have a machine
that
>> >> creates a VPN out our network to a remote machine
with
>> no
>> >> problem. So I am thinking that the firewall is
setup to
>> >> allow VPN connections. I was going to use a cheapy
>> third
>> >> party cable router to put in between so that I can
make
>> >> sure it's not the router.
>> >>
>> >> ** The static IP address that the ISP gave me when I
>> >> check the outside nics address isn't the same. IS
the
>> ISP
>> >> using some sort of mapping of IPs or should they be
the
>> >> same?
>> >>
>> >> Thanks,
>> >> JJ
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> >-----Original Message-----
>> >> >Dial up does not really need vpn because it already
>> >> communicates over a
>> >> >private telephone circuit, not the public internet.
>> Also
>> >> a few companies are
>> >> >now claiming to have the VPN over sattelite issues
>> >> solved. One is
>> >> >Opti-streams, I think.
>> >> >
>> >> >Assuming you have regular ethernet comming out of
the
>> >> sat tranceiver, you
>> >> >could put a switch behind it and stick a plain
$49.-
>> >> linksys router and the
>> >> >ISA WAN nic into the switch. Your test workstation
>> >> behind the linksys
>> >> >router would act as one coming from anywhere on the
>> >> internet as far as the
>> >> >SBS is concerned. You may not have all the proper
DNS
>> >> services available to
>> >> >the test workstation, but a Hosts file will get you
>> what
>> >> you need.
>> >> >
>> >> >Is that what you were talking about ~ a test
>> workstation
>> >> on site that looks
>> >> >like it's coming from the internet? Or are you
looking
>> >> for some kind of
>> >> >remote control to your SBS? (I.E. RWW)
>> >> >
>> >> >Buddy
>> >> >
>> >> >"JJ" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> >> message
>> >> >news:379501c49f80$600ad750$a301280a@phx.gbl...
>> >> >> Ok is it possible to put in another connection
using
>> >> Dial
>> >> >> up with VPN ?
>> >> >>
>> >> >> They don't have any other option right now except
>> for
>> >> >> Satellite and DialUp. They are located in the
>> sticks.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> JJ
>> >> >>
>> >> >> >-----Original Message-----
>> >> >> >Why use a VPN capable router, just terminate at
>> SBS.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >PS I've heard stories of people successfully
using
>> VPN
>> >> >> over satellite but in
>> >> >> >my experience IT DON'T WORK, the latency of the
>> >> >> connection is too high.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >"JJ" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in
>> >> >> message
>> >> >> >news:016401c49f47$d8e04f90$a601280a@phx.gbl...
>> >> >> >> Hi All,
>> >> >> >>
>> >> >> >> I was wondering what should I use for a VPN
>> >> Router? We
>> >> >> >> have a sbs2003 server with 2 nics installed.
We
>> use
>> >> >> >> satellite for our connection to the internet.
I
>> >> wanted
>> >> >> to
>> >> >> >> install a router that allows for VPN that I
can
>> >> stick
>> >> >> >> between the internet connection and the sbs
>> server.
>> >> I
>> >> >> >> need your recommendation for a troubleshooter
>> router
>> >> >> and
>> >> >> >> for a permnent router in same scenario. The
>> >> >> >> troubleshooter router I want to use is for
>> >> connection
>> >> >> >> trouble shooting from internet to sbs server
>> 2003.
>> >> So
>> >> >> it
>> >> >> >> needs to be a cheapy plz.
>> >> >> >>
>> >> >> >> Thanks,
>> >> >> >>
>> >> >> >> JJ
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> >.
>> >> >
>> >
>> >
>> >.
>> >
>
>
>.
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