Re: network setup
- From: "garethb" <garethb@xxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2005 17:24:27 -0000
Hi Dave,
Can any of the devices\clients connect to other resources on the SBS server
e.g. access a network share? If so, I'd say it sounds like you have a
firewall on the SBS server blocking the Pings. I believe if you have SBS
Premium installed then ISA will also be installed and you will need to
configure ISA to allow the pings, www.isaserver.org is very good site for
information on configuring ISA. If it is SBS Standard check the built in
Windows Firewall and allow ICMP, on the Advance tab. It could also be your
Watchguard SOHO6 router blocking the pings which from Watchguards
documentation says it has a built in firewall. Though I'd only allow pings
from local machines and not on the internet for security reasons.
Regards
--
Gareth Brown | Consultant | 1E Ltd | www.1e.com
"Dave P" <atldave32@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1133987872.288924.20280@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi all. I am a newbie to networking, but I have been trying to get a
> network setup in my office with a server running Win 2003 SBS.
> Currently, all the devices are connected through a Watchguard SOHO6
> router. All of the devices have Internet access and can ping each
> other, but none of them can ping the server. From the server I am able
> to get Internet and ping all the other devices. I imagine I just have
> a security setting incorrectly set, but I am at a loss as how to
> correct the problem. Please help.
>
> Dave
>
.
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