Re: Another noob SBS admin who can't connect to his company web extern
- From: "Aart Jansen" <aart@*remove*hayes.co.nz>
- Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2005 10:18:19 +1200
Err I could be wrong but the point of having 2 network cards is that they
are on different subnets ie if one is in the 192.168.x.x the other should be
10.x.x.x, or 172.16.x.x or some other private range. This way traffic is
always pushed through the server, ie 'routed' and ISA and/or RRAS is
monitoring/controlling all of it.
Also any reference to 127.0.0.1 could be either network card so you should
specify external incoming traffic be aimed at the servers external card.
Then ISA or routing & RAS can handle it accordingly.
"Jaysin" <Jaysin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:6818FB32-AD9D-4A35-84D3-A5597486AF14@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> OK, been banging my head on this one for a while. Our setup is as follows
> Our net connection comes in from an ADSL modem to a router/firewall
> (internal ip of 192.168.1.1) and then to the first nic on the SBS (ip
> 192.168.1.3). The second nic (ip 192.168.1.4) goes to our switch and the
> rest
> of the internal clients. Everything is running fairly smoothly and all of
> the
> internal clients can hit the companyweb just fine. The problem of course
> is
> that we have some remote sales people that the boss would like to have
> remote
> access to the internal sharepoint site.
>
> Here's what's driving me nuts. I have the router/firewall forwarding
> numerous ports to the SBS server (forwarding to ip 192.168.1.3) including
> port 80, 443, 444, 4125 and 1723 for PPTP VPN. I can make a VPN connection
> no
> problem so I'm pretty sure my other port forwarding settings should be
> working appropriately. However I can not reach any internal web site from
> an
> external connection. With a VPN connection I can reach the default
> homepage
> by using the full .local domain in the address bar, but can't access the
> companyweb unless I log into remote workplace and use the link from there.
>
> I would like to be able to have the remote sales people be able to access
> our sharepoint companyweb site without using VPN connections.
>
> Other information to help diagnose my problem:
> We are using a Dynamic DNS from no-ip.com since we do not have a static IP
> from our ISP.
>
> In IIS Manager the Default Web Site IP address is All Unassigned on ports
> 80
> and 443, In Directory Security Auth and access control has anon access
> enabled and integrated windows authentication enabled, under IP and Domain
> Restrictions I have granted access to all.
>
> In IIS Manager for Companyweb the IP address is All Unassigned on ports 80
> and 444, In Directory Security Auth and access control has anon access
> disabled and integrated windows authentication enabled, under IP and
> Domain
> Restrictions I have granted access to all.
>
> Under the RRA NAT/Basic Firewall I have all of the necessary ports (SMTP,
> HTTPS, VPN, HTTP, Sharepoint, RWW) open to their default settings (on this
> interface, ip of 127.0.0.1)
>
> I hope someone out there can think of something I missed or just didn't
> know
> I needed to do.
>
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