IP Routing>NAT/Basic Firewall

Hi,

I use Server 2003 - Routing and Remote Access>IP Routing>NAT/Basic Firewall.

When I select <New Interface...> along with my NIC's, there is an
additional 'Internal' interface which I can select.

I see it is listed under IP Routing>General and I could also add it under
IGMP.

I am curious to know what this 'Internal' Interface is used for?

Thanks

Colin.

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What is the "Internal" Routing Interface in RRAS

After installing RRAS, an interface named "Internal" appears under Routing
Interfaces in the RRAS console. This interface is part of RRAS and
represents all RAS devices. All RAS clients are part of this interface. This
interface is part of RRAS and represents all RAS devices. All RAS clients
are part of this interface. The "Internal" interface should not be deleted.

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"News Group" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> I use Server 2003 - Routing and Remote Access>IP Routing>NAT/Basic
> Firewall.
>
> When I select <New Interface...> along with my NIC's, there is an
> additional 'Internal' interface which I can select.
>
> I see it is listed under IP Routing>General and I could also add it under
> IGMP.
>
> I am curious to know what this 'Internal' Interface is used for?
>
> Thanks
>
> Colin.
>
>

Thanks for the very rapid response.

Colin