Re: SBS 2003 no access to internal interface after adding NAT/basic fi
- From: "Cris Hanna" <crisnospamhanna@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 25 Nov 2006 09:12:51 -0600
well your first paragraph where you mention your config is the problem
With internal and external nics on the same subnet...you have two internal nics...it just won't work
And why do clients have routeable addresses
You'd have to come up with some very compelling explanations for what you've done before going forward with a solution.
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"My Name" <My Name@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:DBC9C553-7BE2-44DE-84A9-5FB727CCB8F2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi,
we got the following problem:
configuration: SBS 2003, Windows XP Clients (SP2), clients have routable
IP-Addresses, internal and external interface of the server are in same
subnet (only this configuration was feasible due to internal circumstances)
Clients had access to the internal interface of the sbs 2003 (and internet
access) until yesterday. "Only" external clients weren't allowed to access
the internal interface of sbs 2003. To resolve his problem we were adviced to
delete the interface "NAT/basic firewall" in "Routing and RAS". After this we
had access to the internal interface from external PCs. But local clients
didn't have access to the internet any more. So, the interface "NAT/Basic
firewall" was added again. Local clients now have access to the internet but
can't access the internal interface (owa, etc.) The server though can
accessing the internet.
Unfortunately, accessing the interal interface from "outside" (the first
problem) isn't possible.
Thank you for your help!
.
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