Networking / Connection Issue

We are operating Win 2003 SBS with two NIC's. If we select only the NIC with
a static IP for both internal and external traffic, everything works fine.
However, if we attempt to select the static IP for external access, and the
second NIC for internal access, we cannot get the static (ie. internet) IP to
connect. Although we can still get out to the internet, we cannot host a
website because the entire IP address is not being seen. This is even the
case if we disable the firewall completely.

Obviously we are doing something wrong, but despite hours of banging our
heads we are no closer to a solution. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Rick

Have you enable NAT? posting the result of ipconfig /all may help.

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"Brewhaus" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> We are operating Win 2003 SBS with two NIC's. If we select only the NIC
with
> a static IP for both internal and external traffic, everything works fine.
> However, if we attempt to select the static IP for external access, and
the
> second NIC for internal access, we cannot get the static (ie. internet) IP
to
> connect. Although we can still get out to the internet, we cannot host a
> website because the entire IP address is not being seen. This is even the
> case if we disable the firewall completely.
>
> Obviously we are doing something wrong, but despite hours of banging our
> heads we are no closer to a solution. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
>
> Rick
>
>