RRAS - required as Internet Gateway

I need to setup RRAS on a Windows 2003 Standard Edition SP1 server. I need
it to act as an Internet gateway/router providing basic firewall services. I
managed to install the RRAS role however I am a bit confused how I can get
the thing to work.


The server has got a static IP address and another interface which has
another address, being static too. One interface is directly connected to a
modem and the other to a network switch.

What I would want is that clients connect to this server and obtain Internet
connectivity from it...

Your help is greatly appreciated

Hello RemotePLS,

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> I need to setup RRAS on a Windows 2003 Standard Edition SP1 server. I
> need it to act as an Internet gateway/router providing basic firewall
> services. I managed to install the RRAS role however I am a bit
> confused how I can get the thing to work.
>
> The server has got a static IP address and another interface which has
> another address, being static too. One interface is directly connected
> to a modem and the other to a network switch.
>
> What I would want is that clients connect to this server and obtain
> Internet connectivity from it...
>
> Your help is greatly appreciated
>