Re: ISA Server Error Displaying web pages

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We finally discovered the error. there was a static route to the outside
using the VPN addapter as soon as I corrected it to the NIC card everything
started working. Claus and Terence thank you for your assistance in getting
me to a resolution.
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Greg Larson
GL Computer Service


"Greg" wrote:

I have emailed you the files.
Thanks
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Greg Larson
GL Computer Service


"Claus" wrote:

Ok, that sounds better.

Are you saying that none of the computers in HQ can access the internet or
just the computers in the remote offices?

What entries do you see in the routing table of the SBS?
Which hardware do you use for the VPNs?
Post an ipconfig /all from the SBS and one workstation at HQ.

At the 2 remote offices:
Give us a sample ipconfig /all from a workstation and the respective server.
What entries do you see in the routing table of the servers at the remote
sites?


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Claus
"Greg" <Greg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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10.145.1.2 is the gate for computers on the network.
10.0.0.1 is the gateway for the outside nic
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Greg Larson
GL Computer Service


"Claus" wrote:

Are you telling us that you have 10.145.1.2 as the default GW on your
outside SBS NIC or is that a typo?
Post an ipconfig /all from the SBS.

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Claus
"Greg" <Greg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have a customer with a branch office, Connected via vpn to the main
office.
A couple of days ago we added a second VPN Connection to the the
network
from
each office to a third location. Since then we cannot access web sites
from
the workstations or the servers. If i restart RRAS I get internet for a
short
time 5-10 minutes and then it quits again. The network is configured as
follows:
Main Office
Small business premium 2003 R2
Server IP - Inside 10.145.1.2 /24
Server IP - Outside 10.0.0.10 /24
Primary Gateway 10.145.1.2
DNS - 10.145.1.2

Branch Office
IP 10.145.2.X
Connects to main office server to server VPN (Windows server 2003 R2)
Server IP 10.145.2.5

The gateway for the other VPN is 10.145.1.254 & 10.145.2.254
respectivly
this goes through a cisco 501 to a seperate location for account
information.

All the vpn connections appear steady and I can access the companyweb
from
both locations. when I access a website i get the following:

Technical Information (for support personnel)

Error code: 12206
Background: The page you requested could not be reached.

I am sure there is a routing issue going on just not sure where the
answer
is.

Thanks for any help / Ideas you can provide
--
Greg Larson
GL Computer Service






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