Re: SBS two adapter setup with Netopia Router. Help Save my weeked
- From: "SuperGumby [SBS MVP]" <not@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 28 May 2005 16:38:39 +1000
you appear to be using the same subnet for both NICs. XXX.9/24 internally
and XXX.45/24 externally. This is not correct.
Also, I suspect you have both NICs plugged into the Netopia which you are
also using as your LAN switch. This is less than optimal.
Let SBS do DHCP for the clients.
What you want:
Netopia public IP
XXX.254/24
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SBS External XXX.9/24
SBS Internal XXY.whatever/24
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Switch
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SBS clients, XXY.x/24 via DHCP from SBS
make the physical changes, run the 'Change Server IP' wiz to put the
internal NIC into a different subnet and you should be up.
"Wildwilly" <fonger101@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:%23FFu%23qxYFHA.616@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I am trying to go to a two adapter set up for the SBS server. I have Read
>and reread KB Aricle 825763 How to configure Internte access and I try to
>follow it by the numbers. I still cannot make it work. I am sure I am too
>involved to see some small setting I have wrong.
>
> My server can access the internet.and the company web. I can remote
> workplace from my workstation to the server and run the server. The server
> can see my workstation but the only files visible are the Symantec VPHOME
> and VP Login, printers and faxes, and scheduled tasks. Cannot see the hard
> drive
>
> My workstation cannot access the internet, Cannot send Outlook 2003
> Mail. I am convinced one of the network or router cards is misconfigued.
>
>
> SBS 2003 Intel Pro 1000 MT card, and a dual Intel Pro 1000 MT card.
> DSL Ethernet Switch is Netopia( Cayman) 3346 with 4 ports.
> Linksys 16 Port Dual Speed hub.
> BellSouth DSL 3Mb service
>
> LAN- side network card
> IP X.X.X.9, Subnet 255.255.255.0
> Default Gateway is blank
> DNS use the LAN IP address of the server x.x.x.9
>
> DNS tab Append primary and connection specific DNS suffixes
> Append parent suffixes of the primary DNS sufix
> Reister this connection's addresses in DNS
> Wins Tab enable LMHOSTs lookup
> Enable Net Bios over TCP/IP
>
> Second Network adapter
> WAN- side network card LAN IP X.X.X .45, Per article insturctions.
> "Type the static IP address that is providedby your ISP,
> or the IP you want to use." When using a router should it be the LAN
> Side IP or the fixed WAN IP address of the router. Using the Fixed WAN IP
> you get an error message that they are on different subnets.
> Subnet 255.255.255.0,
>
> Default gateway the LAN IP of the Router X.X.X. 254,
> DNS server the LAN IP of the Local Server X.X..X.9 ) Alternate DNS blank
> (per article instructions)
> WINS Tab of Advanced TCP/IP Enable LMHOSTS. Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP
>
>
> Netopia Settings
> Status: UP
> Local Address: Internet IP Y.Y.Y. 161 Peer addresses 68.152.252.185
> Connection Type: always on
> NAT : On
> IP Address Lan IP X.X.X.254
> Netmask: 255.255.255. 0
>
> DHCP Server ON :
> DNS-1 WAN IP X.X.X.X
> DHCP Leases in use 2
>
> DHCP Server ,
> Server mode : Server (other choice is relay agent)
> Starting and ending IP Addresses are with the LAN side subnet.
>
> WAN IP interfaces
> PPP over Ethernet vcc1
> IP Gateway : Enable Gateway option
> Interface type: PPP over Ethernet (vcc1) other option is IP address
> Enable interface : checked
> Adress Mapping (NAT) checked
> ISP Usename: filled in
> ISP Password : filled in
>
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