RE: Branch Office
- From: v-terliu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Terence Liu [MSFT])
- Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 07:54:49 GMT
Hello Lee,
Thank you for posting here, and thanks for Jim's inputs.
According to your description, I understand that you want to move some
internal clients to remote side, and there is a hardware VPN between the
main office and the branch office. You want to know what change you have to
do. If I have misunderstood the problem, please don't hesitate to let me
know.
Based on my research, we indeed to set the remote side clients in different
IP subnets. The VPN will work like a route between 2 offices. On the 2
sides of the router, we need different IP subnets. Since your main office
IP subnet is 192.168.X.X, I suggest you use 10.10.X.X on the branch office.
On the branch office we can setup a DHCP server to assign 10.10.X.X IP to
remote client computers.
I agree with you, we'd better setup a additional DC on the branch office,
it will improve branch office clients network performance. If you do not
want to setup another server, we have to set the branch office clients' DNS
and WINS pointing to SBS 2000. You can use DHCP option of these settings
for all branch office clients.
The branch office clients' default gateway should pointing to VPN gateway.
Additional, if you want to let the branch office clients to access main
office clients, I suggest you make the SBS 2000 working under single NIC.
This will improve the network performance. The VPN can control all traffic
between 2 offices.
I hope the information will give you some help.
Thanks and have a nice day!
Best regards,
Terence Liu(MSFT)
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| My client currently has about 40 PCs on an SBS 2000 (w/ISA) network. They
are
| going to move half of the PCs to a remote location. There will be a
hardware
| VPN between the two sites.
|
| After reading numerous post, it seems that the PCs that get moved to the
| remote site will need to have a different IP range. The current IP
settings
| are:
|
| External NIC 192.168.50.1
|
| Internal NIC 192.168.1.100
|
| Everything is currently DHCP from the SBS. I am assuming that at the
remote
| site I will need to either add a router to provide DHCP or set everything
| static. What settings do I need to change on each of these workstations
to
| continue to use the domain server at the HQ site?
|
| Trust me, I KNOW that they need a domain controller at the remote site.
It's
| just not an option that will be considered at this time. The SBS 2000
server
| is also a terminal server in application sharing mode. Any work done by
the
| remote site will be using the TS.
|
| Any and all help will be greatly appreciated.
|
| Thanks,
|
| Lee Johnson
| Louisville, Kentucky
|
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