Re: Netopia 3347NWG with Remote Desktop and Remote Web Workplace

I follow these directions from that link:

"If SBS is already installed then you should be able to go to Start/Control
Panel/Add/Remove Programs and select Windows Small Business Server 2003 then
click on the Change/Remove button.. then follow the setup wizard screens
until you get to the Component Selection screen.. then select Reinstall for
the Server Tools option.. You can set the Server Tools subcomponents to None
(Installed) they should not need to be re-installed. RWW should be
re-installed by simply reinstalling the top level of the Server Tools..
it's not listed as a seperated component like Intranet is (which installs
Windows SharePoint Services and does the SBS provisioning) "

....and I got this error before it finished:
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..NET Framework 1.1 -- Device Update 2.0
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Command line option syntax error. Type Command /? for Help.
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OK
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However, it finished otherwise, and did not report any problem. It brought
up a box that said the server had to reboot, but before I clicked OK, I
checked in IIS Admin, and the "Remote" web site under Default Web Site was
now listed.

I then clicked OK, which rebooted the server.

When it returned, I could right-click the "Remote" website under Default Web
Site, and "browse", and see the RWW login page.

However, when I attempted to access it from an external computer (after
logging out of RDC), I got "You are not authorized to view this page".


"Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]" wrote:

Try this...

Reinstall Remote Web
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs/browse_thread/thread/1a3611424795b7a2/ad0a07e39aca4540?hl=en&lnk=st&q=sbs+reinstall+remote+web+site#ad0a07e39aca4540

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Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]
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"Greg Kirkpatrick" <GregKirkpatrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Yes, that helped somewhat, as I found that the "Remote" Web Site (under
Default Web Site) is missing. That might explain the "Page cannot be
found"
errors. How can I get this created?

"Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]" wrote:

Any help here?

Error message when you try to access the Remote Web Workplace in Windows
Small Business Server 2003: "You are not authorized to view this page"
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925653

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Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]
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"Greg Kirkpatrick" <GregKirkpatrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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My server's FQDN (as stated on its Web Server Certificiate and in the A
record of the hosting company's DNS entries) is
sbs2003.thenameofthecompanygoeshere.com, so the address that I have
been
using to try to get to RWW is
https://sbs2003.thenameofthecompanygoeshere.com/remote. However, if
the
IP
address restriction for the Default Website is changed back to normal,
when
trying to use RWW, I get "You are not authorized to view this page";
with
the
restrictions lifted, I get "Page cannot be found". Pinging
"sbs2003.thenameofthecompanygoeshere.com" results in the static IP
assigned
by the ISP, 72.xxx.xxx.xxx, and (JUST AS A TEMPORARY TEST) with the
permission restrictions lifted on Default Website,
http://sbs2003.thenameofthecompanygoeshere.com brings up the Default
Website
externally. This proves that the issue is not DNS related.

These ports are properly forwarded to the server's External (WAN)
Ethernet
adapter (192.168.1.10): 443, 444, 3389, and 4125. Per Susan Bradley's
blog,
443 and 4125 are needed for RWW, 444 allows Sharepoint (companyweb) to
be
reached externally, and 3389 allows Terminal Services (Remote Desktop
Connection) externally. As soon as I forwarded 3389, RDC started
working
to
that server from my office laptop.

From an internal (LAN) workstation, when trying to go to
https://sbs2003/remote, I also get the same results; and on that
workstation,
while http://companyweb will appear, clicking "Remote Server Management
also
results in "Page cannot be found". Pinging "sbs2003" from the
workstation
provides responses from 192.168.16.2 -- the server's LAN address.
Opening
http://companyweb on the server itself gives the same results.


"Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]" wrote:

You should not have to play with the IP address restrictions for
Default
WebSite. You need to forward the proper ports in the router to your
external SBS NIC. The access RWW via
https://<YourServersFullInternetNameAsInputOnYourWebServerCert>/remote

Example:
https://mail.mycompany.com/remote

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Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]
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"Greg Kirkpatrick" <GregKirkpatrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
in
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I have temporarily changed the IP address restrictions for Default
WebSite
in
IIS Admin, so all are now Granted Access. It is now possible to
navigate
to
http:\\sbs2003.domain.com, and the default website appears.

However, companyweb (My internal website) goes to http:\\companyweb,
which
of course results in "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage".

All other links (Network Configuration Wizard, Remote Web Workplace,
and
Information and Answers) bring up "The page cannot be found".

Directly going to https://sbs2003.domain.com/Remote now results in
"The
page
cannot be found" instead of the previous "You are not authorized to
view
this
page".


"Greg Kirkpatrick" wrote:

I changed IP of the WAN Ethernet adapter in the SBS 2003 to
192.168.1.10,
and
set the Gateway to the Netopia's IP of 192.168.1.254. I reran
CEICW
as
suggested, including Web Server Certificate.

I changed the Netopia 3347NWG, so IP Passthrough is disabled, and I
rebooted
it. I then defined these new services in the Netopia's Expert Mode
/
Configure / NAT -- SSL (port 443), Terminal Services (port 3389),
and
Remote
Web Workplace (port 4125). I enabled each of these services there,
pointing
them to 192.168.1.10.

Remote Desktop Connection is now working to sbs2003.domain.com.

However, when I attempt externally to go to
http://sbs2003.domain.com/Remote, I get "You are not authorized to
view
this
page". Obviously, it is making a connection, but something is
wrong
for
RWW
in the server.

"Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]" wrote:

Hi Greg,

Any help here?

Port Forwarding for the Netopia 3347NWG
http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Netopia/3347NWG/SuperSync.htm

You will need to forward ports 443, 4125 (both relating to RWW)
and
3389
(for RDP use) to your SBS external NIC. Then re-run CEICW,
enable
the
firewall, select your services, complete the Web Server
Certificate
screen
and finish the rest of CEICW.

IMO, discarding external ping (not being able to ping the router)
is
a
good
thing since it makes you a smaller target on the Internet.

--
Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]
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"Greg Kirkpatrick" <GregKirkpatrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote
in
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I currently have a Netopia 3347NWG, using PPOE to connect to
Deltacom
(a
local DSL), which is connected to the WAN Ethernet Adapter of
an
SBS
2003
Premium R1 (ISA not installed). The LAN Ethernet Adapter (of
the
SBS) is
set
to 192.168.16.2 and is connected to a switch into which is
connected
the
rest
of the office network.

IP passthrough is enabled in the Netopia's Expert -
Configuration
section
to
User Configured PC, and the WAN Ethernet Adapter has the static
IP
address
(72.xxx.xxx.xxx).

Despite that, external ping and RWW and RDP will not work.

Internally, I can use Remote Desktop from a workstation to
access
the
server
(via Remote Desktop Connection). I can also ping the server,
on
either
the
WAN or LAN adapter.

If I try to access RWW from the workstation via
https://sbs2003/Remote, I
get "Internet Explorer cannot display this webpage".

If I try to access RWW from a workstation in the LAN via
https://192.168.16.2/Remote, I get "There is a problem with
this
website's
security certificate", and if I then click "Continue to this
website
(not
recommended)", I get "The page cannot be found" (HTTP error
404).

In IIS Admin, Default Website is running and can be browsed;
companyweb
also
is running and can be browsed.

Remote Access directly into the Netopia setup works, via
http://72.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080.

Obviously, this needs to be changed, but prior message strings
refer
to
configuration settings which do not seem to be present on this
Netopia
model.

There is a telnet access available to this Netopia, from a
local
workstation, which seems to provide a lot more options -- with
little
helpful
instruction. The userguide for the 3300 series models refers
to
nice
menus
appearing in the telnet session, but all I see are line-by-line
responses.












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