Setup using two NICs

I have a SBS2003 server using two network cards. One for the ADSL connection
and the other for the local LAN. I can see the internet connection on the
server but not on the LAN clients. I referred to the Microsoft document
Article ID 825763 ( How to configure internet access in SBS2003) for guidance

My settings are as follows:
ADSL side NIC
Obtain IP address automatically
Primary DNS : 192.168.16.2. (My static IP for my LAN side NIC)
Set Binding Order - Server Local Area Connection - Network Connection -
Additional.

My LAN side NIC
IP address 192.168.16.2
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Gateway (Empty) (I do not have a router on the lan side - just a hub/switch)
Primary DNS 192.168.16.2 (My static IP for my LAN side NIC)
Secondary DNS (Empty)
Advanced - DNS - (order) 192.168.16.2
WINS 192.168.16.2
(The selections are as per the Article ID 825763 )

What can you see wrong with this setup.

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Thanks for the help
Jack

Did you configure ISA or RRAS for NAT/Proxy?

/daniel heimburg

hijack skrev:
> I have a SBS2003 server using two network cards. One for the ADSL connection
> and the other for the local LAN. I can see the internet connection on the
> server but not on the LAN clients. I referred to the Microsoft document
> Article ID 825763 ( How to configure internet access in SBS2003) for guidance
>
> My settings are as follows:
> ADSL side NIC
> Obtain IP address automatically
> Primary DNS : 192.168.16.2. (My static IP for my LAN side NIC)
> Set Binding Order - Server Local Area Connection - Network Connection -
> Additional.
>
> My LAN side NIC
> IP address 192.168.16.2
> Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
> Gateway (Empty) (I do not have a router on the lan side - just a hub/switch)
> Primary DNS 192.168.16.2 (My static IP for my LAN side NIC)
> Secondary DNS (Empty)
> Advanced - DNS - (order) 192.168.16.2
> WINS 192.168.16.2
> (The selections are as per the Article ID 825763 )
>
> What can you see wrong with this setup.
>

You probably should post in the sbs newsgroup. Almost everything in sbs
seems to be slightly different and uses different setup wizards.

hijack wrote:
> I have a SBS2003 server using two network cards. One for the ADSL
> connection and the other for the local LAN. I can see the internet
> connection on the server but not on the LAN clients. I referred to
> the Microsoft document Article ID 825763 ( How to configure internet
> access in SBS2003) for guidance
>
> My settings are as follows:
> ADSL side NIC
> Obtain IP address automatically
> Primary DNS : 192.168.16.2. (My static IP for my LAN side NIC)
> Set Binding Order - Server Local Area Connection - Network Connection
> - Additional.
>
> My LAN side NIC
> IP address 192.168.16.2
> Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
> Gateway (Empty) (I do not have a router on the lan side - just a
> hub/switch) Primary DNS 192.168.16.2 (My static IP for my LAN side
> NIC)
> Secondary DNS (Empty)
> Advanced - DNS - (order) 192.168.16.2
> WINS 192.168.16.2
> (The selections are as per the Article ID 825763 )
>
> What can you see wrong with this setup.

No. I give this a try.
Also do you have any suggestons on network trouble shooting
--
Thanks for the help
Jack


"Daniel Heimburg" wrote:

> Did you configure ISA or RRAS for NAT/Proxy?
>
> /daniel heimburg
>
> hijack skrev:
> > I have a SBS2003 server using two network cards. One for the ADSL connection
> > and the other for the local LAN. I can see the internet connection on the
> > server but not on the LAN clients. I referred to the Microsoft document
> > Article ID 825763 ( How to configure internet access in SBS2003) for guidance
> >
> > My settings are as follows:
> > ADSL side NIC
> > Obtain IP address automatically
> > Primary DNS : 192.168.16.2. (My static IP for my LAN side NIC)
> > Set Binding Order - Server Local Area Connection - Network Connection -
> > Additional.
> >
> > My LAN side NIC
> > IP address 192.168.16.2
> > Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
> > Gateway (Empty) (I do not have a router on the lan side - just a hub/switch)
> > Primary DNS 192.168.16.2 (My static IP for my LAN side NIC)
> > Secondary DNS (Empty)
> > Advanced - DNS - (order) 192.168.16.2
> > WINS 192.168.16.2
> > (The selections are as per the Article ID 825763 )
> >
> > What can you see wrong with this setup.
> >
>