Re: Cannot Remote Desktop (or ping) between 2 SBS sites
From: Frank McCallister SBS MVP (anonymous)
Date: 01/04/05
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Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2005 05:41:34 -0600
One addittional requirement is to make dhcp reservations so that client will
always receive same IP
-- Frank McCallister SBS MVP COMPUMAC "Frank McCallister SBS MVP" <anonymous> wrote in message news:eTQebWZ8EHA.2124@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... > Ooops! Forgot to tell you how to connect from outside. Use mstsc /console > /V:serveraddress:3390 or port number of WS you want. Must train users and > publish list for them. And Marina is right on Firewall. Change the Port!!! > > -- > Frank McCallister SBS MVP > COMPUMAC > "Frank McCallister SBS MVP" <anonymous> wrote in message > news:OeEEQNZ8EHA.3840@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... >> First step is to change the listening port on all WS you wish to RDP to. >> See http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q306759 use >> 3390, 91, 92, etc >> >> Next in ISA Server Management Expand Access Policy and under Protocols >> Select Internet Access Any RPC Service and right click Select Properties >> and Create New Protocol for each WS. For simplicity name them same as WS >> and assign the Port you set under step one Inbound. >> >> Next Expand Publishing and create New Server Publishing Rule for each WS. >> >> For Windows Firewall on WS change port to new port or disable Firewall >> >> -- >> Frank McCallister SBS MVP >> COMPUMAC >> "Jimbo" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:0e8d01c4f112$752ee750$a401280a@phx.gbl... >>> Thanks for quick reply. I will probably opt to change one >>> of the site's local IP schemas to a different private >>> range; but we are running ISA - could you elaborate a >>> little on what needs to be done with ISA to have RDC work >>> without changing IP schemes? >>> >>> >>>>-----Original Message----- >>>>Hi Jimbo >>>> >>>>Yes for VPN you will have to have a different subnet for >>> the two networks. >>>>You could use RDC directly on alternate ports with ISA >>> However. >>>> >>>>-- >>>>Frank McCallister SBS MVP >>>>COMPUMAC >>>>"Jimbo" <jimbo@nospam.com> wrote in message >>>>news:0e8301c4f10e$392c3090$a401280a@phx.gbl... >>>>>I have a client (law office) that recently split into 2 >>>>> clients. They continue to run SBS2K at the original >>> site; >>>>> the new site runs SBS2K3 (they are now different >>> companies >>>>> with different domain names - not really 1 company >>>>> w/multiple sites). There is a need for users at the new >>>>> SBS2K3 site to VPN into the SBS2K site, and then Remote >>>>> Desktop Connect to a workstation at that site. >>>>> >>>>> When I (or anyone else) attempts to vpn into the SBS2K >>>>> site and then remote desktop connect to workstations - >>>>> this works no problem from home - but does not work from >>>>> the SBS2K3 site. >>>>> >>>>> When VPN'd in from the SBS2K3 site (VPN connects fine) I >>>>> cannot ping anything on the other site by either >>> hostname >>>>> or IP address. I did realize, when troubleshooting, >>> that >>>>> both sites have the same local IP addressing scheme >>> (which >>>>> may be the problem). I tried fully qualifying the >>>>> hostnames with the domain name when pinging (domain >>> names >>>>> are different between networks ofcourse) - still cannot >>>>> get a reply from ping. >>>>> >>>>> For this to work (vpn in and remote desktop) between 2 >>>>> sites with different domain names, do I still need to >>> have >>>>> the 2 networks have different local IP schemes? I can >>>>> understand how this might be the case since the hostname >>>>> will resolve to an IP address that may exist on either >>>>> network, since both networks use the same ip scheme. >>>>> >>>>> If not, can someone suggest what else might cause a ping >>>>> from a workstation on network A, VPN'd into network B, >>> to >>>>> not get a reply from workstations on network B? >>>>> >>>>> Thanks for any help that can be supplied. >>>> >>>> >>>>. >>>> >> >> > >
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