SAN & VPN RRAS issue

In a lab scenario I have two nics in 2K3R2. One nic is for LAN and internet,
and the other one is for access to SAN. I want to configure LAN nic to serve
VPN, but no route traffic between both nics. Anybody knows how can I do it?

Thanks

You could set it up manually, or simply use the option in the wizard
which you use to set up VPN on a server with one NIC. If you temporarily
disable the second NIC, the wizard won't let you use the wrong option. What
you need is to enable the server as a remote access server only. On the
first screen select custom config. On the second screen check VPN access.

"JLA" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:6699153B-78C7-4081-9F52-(E-Mail Removed)...
> In a lab scenario I have two nics in 2K3R2. One nic is for LAN and
> internet,
> and the other one is for access to SAN. I want to configure LAN nic to
> serve
> VPN, but no route traffic between both nics. Anybody knows how can I do
> it?
>
> Thanks

Tnks Bill, but Imho behind us allways be Murphy...

Only a question, if I have in a DC 2nic's. One is for Lan, Gateway, other
servers, etc. And the other is only for SAN (other net address) conectivity.

I believe that if I enable Routig & VPN a big amount of traffic goes forward
the SAN interface. I don't want so. What do you think must I do If I want to
enable VPN server in that DC machine?


"Bill Grant" wrote:

> You could set it up manually, or simply use the option in the wizard
> which you use to set up VPN on a server with one NIC. If you temporarily
> disable the second NIC, the wizard won't let you use the wrong option. What
> you need is to enable the server as a remote access server only. On the
> first screen select custom config. On the second screen check VPN access.
>
> "JLA" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:6699153B-78C7-4081-9F52-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > In a lab scenario I have two nics in 2K3R2. One nic is for LAN and
> > internet,
> > and the other one is for access to SAN. I want to configure LAN nic to
> > serve
> > VPN, but no route traffic between both nics. Anybody knows how can I do
> > it?
> >
> > Thanks
>
>
>

Enabling remote access on a DC is always a bad idea. You will get
problems you haven't even thought of yet. See KB 292822 and 830063. You will
then effectively have three interfaces (two NICs and an internal RRAS
interface). . My advice would be don't do it!

"JLA" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:7385DC3C-5740-4E63-B4B8-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Tnks Bill, but Imho behind us allways be Murphy...
>
> Only a question, if I have in a DC 2nic's. One is for Lan, Gateway, other
> servers, etc. And the other is only for SAN (other net address)
> conectivity.
>
> I believe that if I enable Routig & VPN a big amount of traffic goes
> forward
> the SAN interface. I don't want so. What do you think must I do If I want
> to
> enable VPN server in that DC machine?
>
>
> "Bill Grant" wrote:
>
>> You could set it up manually, or simply use the option in the wizard
>> which you use to set up VPN on a server with one NIC. If you temporarily
>> disable the second NIC, the wizard won't let you use the wrong option.
>> What
>> you need is to enable the server as a remote access server only. On the
>> first screen select custom config. On the second screen check VPN access.
>>
>> "JLA" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:6699153B-78C7-4081-9F52-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> > In a lab scenario I have two nics in 2K3R2. One nic is for LAN and
>> > internet,
>> > and the other one is for access to SAN. I want to configure LAN nic to
>> > serve
>> > VPN, but no route traffic between both nics. Anybody knows how can I do
>> > it?
>> >
>> > Thanks
>>
>>
>>