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Some newbie questions about instalation - 16.Aug.2007 7:38:52 AM
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bormic
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Hello,
I'm trying to install ISA2006 and than configure VPN server on it. I installt on 2003 server with SP1. I have some problems conecting via VPN from XP client. I think the problem might be at instalation process. Here is the net structure I'm trying to do:
Win2008(longhorn beta3) as a domain controller NIC settings are:
IP 192.168.0.101, DG 192.168.0.1, DNS 192.168.0.101.
Next is switch with IP 192.168.0.1
Netx 2003 with 2 NIC. First DHCP (from wireless router linksys WRT54GS) and the second one with static IP: 192.168.0.102, DG 192.168.0.1, DNS 192.168.0.101
At 2003 I install ISA2006.
At the installation process I need to specify Internal network ranges to isa. I click add and select Adapter wih staic IP. But VPN client even if connect can't see network sharing folders. I also configured ISA Server to accept incoming VPN connections.
I don't know what I.m doing wrong. Are the NIC's configuration fine? Maybe there is some step I missed on ISA configuration.
And the 1 more question is where to add second NIC (this wich is connected to wrt54gs and to internet) so I can have internet acces?
I would be gratefull for any advices.
Thanks in advance.
< Message edited by bormic -- 16.Aug.2007 7:56:40 AM >
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RE: Some newbie questions about instalation - 21.Aug.2007 8:02:51 AM
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bormic
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Hello,
You mean at win2k8 NIC or at win2k3? Can you please explain.. I'm a beginner and I propably do a stupid mistake. I would be grateful for any help.
Thanks,
bormic
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RE: Some newbie questions about instalation - 22.Aug.2007 12:31:05 PM
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tshinder
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Switches are layer two devices, so they don't have IP address.
Routers and NAT devices are layer 3 devices, so they would have an IP address.
HTH,
Tom
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RE: Some newbie questions about instalation - 24.Aug.2007 12:19:50 PM
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bormic
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Oh, you right. I forgot to mention (maybe this is a clue?), the switch I use is actually a router D-Link DI-604. I don't use WAN port on it, just two cables connected (one from win2k8 and one form win2k3). Is there a possibility that router does mess?
thanks,
bormic
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RE: Some newbie questions about instalation - 27.Aug.2007 10:06:21 AM
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tshinder
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The WAN port on the NAT device (this isn't actually a router since is can't actually route, it can only do NAT) should be connected to the Internet, and the LAN port should be connected to a switch that the ISA Firewall's external interface is connected to.
HTH,
Tom
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Prowess Consulting http://www.prowessconsulting.com/
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