Re: Difficulties getting sbs2003 to connect to ADSl static ip addr
- From: John C <JohnC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2006 06:25:03 -0800
Frank is right Casper,
The modem should be set to PASSTHROUGH and the router doing all the work.
Then you should just set it up as a broadband connection and place the server
within the same subnet.
Things you might want to look at also, does the ISP block port 25 for smtp?
IF so you will run into problems with email routing. I had to use a work
around hack for bellsouth on a client.
Report Back
JCoria
"Frank McCallister SBS MVP" wrote:
> Hi Casper
>
> I will be in Atlanta this weekend but know you can't wait that long <g> See
> http://www.smallbizserver.net/Network/TwoNicsastaticIPaddressISArouter/tabid/154/Default.aspx
> for setup The PPPoE information stays with the router and not entered in the
> Wizard. The External NIC is given a Static IP in the same subnet with the
> Linksys normally 192.168.1.x (I use 192.168.1.11) and then you port forward
> the ports you need to that IP or alternately DMZ if you don't wan't to use
> the extra firewall of the Linksys. If you don't have ISA installed I highly
> recommend using port forward for extra Firewall protection. If you desire an
> outside consultant I can put you in contact with Jim Behning SBS MVP who
> resides in South Atlanta area.
>
> --
> Frank McCallister SBS MVP
> COMPUMAC
> "casper30004" <ljohnstone@xxxxxxxxxxxxx(donotspam)> wrote in message
> news:83EABA22-4F47-4512-8BCA-3D5B6C897851@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >I have been struggling with SBS2003 fior several days now. I have installed
> > it twice on a new server and thought I was good to go. I brought it to the
> > customer site to connect to the internet and the network. I ran thru the
> > internet connection wizard and selected the Broadband option and completed
> > the wizard. That is when my problems began.
> >
> > The customer has a business DSL line with a static IP it is currently
> > working fine with a linksys router handling the PPOE connection. I entered
> > all the PPOE info into the wizard then connected the lan cable to the
> > external card. Unable to get to the internet I checked the event log and
> > it
> > stated tht PPOE tried to connect to the server but did not receive a
> > response. I rebooted the dsl router(westell) and got the same result.
> >
> > Do I have to enter the static IP into the settings of the external nic? I
> > tried that and it did not work. I want to run DHCP for the rest of the
> > network to take full advantage of the SBS. Is there a sample configuration
> > of
> > how the nic cards should be configured? I have searched but came up empty.
> >
> > Also I have run into the problem where when I try to rerun the wizard i
> > get
> > a popup that says that DHCP is not started and to enable the service. I
> > went
> > to services but when I try to start it it immediately stops. I can get
> > back
> > in if I set static internal ip addresses.
> >
> > Sorry if this sounds murky but it was a long night trying to get it
> > working,
> > finally had to leave and set the customer back up with the linksys router
> > server ip addresses and using a peer to peer setup.
> >
> > Any hints are very welome.
>
>
>
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