Re: Public Static IP Routing
From: Chad A. Gross [SBS Community Member] (chad.gross_at_laytonflower.nospam.com)
Date: 09/27/04
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Date: Sun, 26 Sep 2004 21:45:03 -0500
Hi Jake -
Ok, there's really no reason to use a separate IP, as this can be done using
your current IP - and that helps keep things simple.
Start | Administrative Tools | Routing & Remote Access.
Expand Routing & Remote Access | <servername> | IP Routing | NAT / Basic
Firewall.
Right-click on your external / internet nic & select Properties. On the
Services & Ports tab, click Add. Enter a description of the service (e.g.
Surveillance), set the incoming port to 1024, the private address to
192.168.16.8 and the outgoing port to 1024. Click OK, Click OK and close
Routing & Remote Access.
Voila! - that should allow you to connect to the surveillance server using
your existing IP without creating a VPN connection. Note that you may need
to restart the Routing & Remote Access service . . .
-- Chad A. Gross - SBS MVP SBS ROCKS! www.msmvps.com/cgross www.gosbs.org Jacob wrote: > I am using Premium but ISA is not installed just the basic Firewall > that comes with the OS. The Internal IP of the Hardware I want to > connect to is 192.168.16.8 and the software uses port 1024. I want > to assign one of our unused Public Static IP's to this device so > instead of using VPN to access the device I can just input the Public > IP designated and it will route Internally to the device? Does this > make sense? VPN is not very usuable with this device thats why I > just want to go Public IP to Internal IP using port 1024 the software > uses. Thanks for your assistance. > > Jake > > "Chad A. Gross [SBS Community Member]" wrote: > >> Hi Jacob - >> >> Is this SBS Standard or Premium? Using ISA? Also - you should only >> need to use a different IP if the port used to connect to the >> Surveillance server is already being used by something else on your >> existing public IP. If not, you can simply publish the surveillance >> server using your current IP. >> >> -- >> >> Chad A. Gross - SBS MVP >> SBS ROCKS! >> >> www.msmvps.com/cgross >> www.gosbs.org >> >> >> Jacob wrote: >>> Hello Everyone I need some assistance. >>> We have a SBS2003 server running two nics. One External to our ISP >>> and one internal for the LAN. Our ISP has given us five public IP >>> addresses and we currently only use one for Exchange and VPN and SBS >>> Website. I want to use one of our public ip's for our Surveillance >>> Video Server located on the LAN so I can log onto it from home >>> without using VPN (too slow because of encryption) . I want to tell >>> our SBSServer to listen for this public IP address and direct all >>> traffic for it to an Internal LAN IP (192.168.16.X) This server runs >>> proprietary hardware and software therefore I dont think I need to >>> be >>> to concerned about security? If anyone has any ideas on the best >>> way >>> to do this with RAS or NAT please let me know. >>> >>> Thanks
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