Re: Not able to connect to SBS using both domain mane or IP remote
- From: "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" <lanwench@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2005 19:56:59 -0400
In news:CF152ABA-831E-4CCF-A833-E3D526BD6A08@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
LB <LB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
> Lanwench thank you for you feedback. However I managed to fix the
> problem my self. The way I had things setup worked before, as far as
> for the www record I knwo it should have been set to point to the
> 66.xxx.xxx.xxx IP (replication is done now, because before www was
> pointing to 71.xxx.xxx.xxx IP).
Before you make DNS changes, best to ask the people who run the nameservers
to lower the TTL to something like 15 minutes. Do this a few days ahead of
time. Then when you make the changes, you can have the TTL reverted to its
defaults. Results in minimal downtime.
>
> The problem was that some how after IIS restarted the default
> Website's security had a Deny access to the 192.168.2.0 network.
Running the wizard should've opened that up for you.... ?
>
> I remove the network address from the deny list. I then stopped and
> restarted IIS. I tryied login using the exteranl IP
> (71.xxx.xxx.xxx/remote) and it work.
Good.
>
> Thank you for taking the time to look into this for me. The MX
> records is part of the mistake Verizon made when they added the
> records I requested.
That's not unheard of!
>
> Thanks,
>
> LB
>
> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> In news:B54C1177-75F2-4CDF-9649-DF4231D67C4D@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
>> LB <LB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> My Network:
>>> Hardware: SBS 2003 (one NIC) SonicWall TZ170 (open ports are
>>> speficy here)
>>>
>> <snip>
>>
>>> DSLmodem-->SonicWall Firewall--->LAN---->SBS
>>>
>>>
>>> I setup SBS 2003 Standard and everything was working fine, I was
>>> able to connect remotely to the server by the DNS or IP name
>>>
>>> http://www.soniasautosales.com/remote
>>
>> No....www points at 66.216.140.253...which is not your SBS server
>> (nor should it be).
>> What you need to use is either the public IP or your hostname portal
>> (portal.soniaautosales.com/remote)
>>
>> or http://71.243.113.121
>>
>> ....or that.
>>>
>>
>>> I was reading a microsoft white paper (Microsoft Solutions for
>>> Small & Medium Business) on how to setup a secure Wireless
>>> connection using SBS. In one of the steps it asked to install a
>>> Enterprise CA. I followed the steps outline on the artical.
>>
>> Well, remember, SBS is its own beast. Can you post the link to the
>> article? It may be you've done something that you can't do in SBS
>> via that method.
>>>
>>> After Installing the CA the wizard prompted me with a message
>>> stating that it need it to resstart the ISS services, I clicked OK.
>>> When I to connect to mycompany and I got a page not found error
>>> message.
>>>
>>> I check to see that IIS was running. It was not, the services were
>>> stoped. I restarted the services. I launch IE and I was able to
>>> connect to the lntranet by using the localhostname
>>>
>>> I tried using the exteranl url http://www.soniasautosales.com/remote
>>> I got page not found.
>>
>> Nor should you (as per above)
>>>
>>> I noticed that after I setup the CA that's when this started to
>>> happened. I tried launching the Certification Authority but I get an
>>> error messages
>>>
>>> " Cannot manage Certificate Services. The specified services does
>>> not exist as an installed service. 0x424(WIN32: 1060)"
>>>
>>> I clicked OK the Certificate snapping opens, it shows the
>>> Certification Authority window but nothing is in this window.
>>>
>>> I ran the Connect to the Internet wizard and created a new
>>> Certificate but it's still not working.
>>>
>>> Can you please tell me what could be wrong?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> LB
>>>
>>> P.S Some how My ISP got the DNS request wrong: if you you go to
>>> http:domainwhitepages.com and enter www.soniasutosales.com you will
>>> see what I mean.
>>
>> Perhaps it's because of the typo?
>>
>>> don't know if this has something to do with. I
>>> could get to the Firewall box from the outside by typing the Static
>>> IP address and port 444
>>
>> Why port 444? SSL is 443 (444 is SNPP). And were you trying to
>> telnet? As in, telnet <my ip address or host> 443 <enter> ?
>>
>>> but not to the server or any of the services.
>>
>> Your DNS is fine (according to dnsreport.com ....you have a typo in
>> your URL above)
>> http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=soniasautosales.com
>>
>> You shouldn't have had to install certificate services to create a
>> certificate in SBS - is that what you did? More info would help.
>>
>> Your server is answering on port 25, so mail is fine. Although you
>> have two identical MX records for some reason. Best to have someone
>> else do backup for you and specify their server as a secondary MX
>> record - see www.dyndns.org and check out MailHop BackupMX for one
>> inexpensive and reliable option.
>>
>> Your SBS box is listening on port 80 (HTTP) but is not available
>> from the internet on port 443 (HTTPS) which is what you need to open
>> in your firewall/forward to your server's LAN IP to use OWA. Close
>> port 80. It's a security risk.
>>
>> Telnet to your server on your LAN on port 443 to see if it's
>> listening.
>>
>> I suspect you've overly complicated matters, so I've snipped out
>> extraneous stuff from your original post - please post back with
>> more details as per my questions/comments.
.
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