In addition to having the forwarders set up as Jeff suggested, check that
the clients actually have your local DNS server set as their DNS address.
Also check that the clients receive the server's LAN IP as their default
gateway.
"Jeff Strubberg" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0111C113-ADAB-4A6F-82D3-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Sorry, I missed that the server is reaching the internet fine.
>
>
> Sounds like a DNS problem to me. Do you have DNS set up and do you show a
> forward lookup to your ISP's DNS servers?
>
> "Si" wrote:
>
> > I have set up server 2003 enterprise. I have DHCP
> > installed and running fine. Next I followed the white
> > pages to the "t" and installed NAT/Basic firewall. My
> > internal network can use network neighborhood to access
> > all PCs and server but can not get online. My server can
> > get online? Under NAT/Basic firewall the total mappings
> > and inbound packets transfered read "0" for both wan and
> > lan. I have wan and lan set up as private internal
> > connection and public connection. I did have this working
> > one time, seemed easy enough, so I messed around with the
> > server and then reinstalled it. Now I have reinstalled
> > (formatted) 4 times and can not get this simple set up to
> > work.
> > Please email me if you can help me fix this. ANY help is
> > greatly appreciated because there is no way I can solve
> > this problem on my own (I have tried everything). I have
> > been all over the web for 4 days and have yet to find a
> > solution or a person with enough knowledge to help.
> > Thank you
> > Si
> >
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