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Hi,
I have a w2k3 server setup with 2 network interfaces, one on 192.168.0 private subnet and one on our corporate network. I also have dhcp service running on this machine so that hosts in the private subnet can obtain IP address from it. The problem I am having now is that the hosts in the private subnet can not access the public network. They can't even ping the hosts on the corporate network. They can ping both network interfaces on the w2k3 server. I used static IP addressing for both interfaces. The interface that is attached to the private subnet doesn't have default gateway configured. However, I tried the IP addresss of both interfaces and none of them made any difference. Can anyone give me some advice? Thanks OM |
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What are you using to share the connection to the public network with your
users on the private network? NAT? See: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816581/en-us ICS? See: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324286/en-us hth DDS "OM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:%(E-Mail Removed)... > Hi, > > I have a w2k3 server setup with 2 network interfaces, one on 192.168.0 > private subnet and one on our corporate network. I also have dhcp service > running on this machine so that hosts in the private subnet can obtain IP > address from it. > > The problem I am having now is that the hosts in the private subnet can > not access the public network. They can't even ping the hosts on the > corporate network. They can ping both network interfaces on the w2k3 > server. I used static IP addressing for both interfaces. The interface > that is attached to the private subnet doesn't have default gateway > configured. However, I tried the IP addresss of both interfaces and none > of them made any difference. > > Can anyone give me some advice? > > Thanks |
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Thanks Danny,
I just configured the server to use NAT and it is working fine now. I thought network interface can be configured to route traffic to another network interface without using either NAT or ICS. Thanks again Danny Sanders wrote: > What are you using to share the connection to the public network with your > users on the private network? > > NAT? > See: > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816581/en-us > > ICS? > See: > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324286/en-us > > > hth > DDS > > "OM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:%(E-Mail Removed)... >> Hi, >> >> I have a w2k3 server setup with 2 network interfaces, one on 192.168.0 >> private subnet and one on our corporate network. I also have dhcp service >> running on this machine so that hosts in the private subnet can obtain IP >> address from it. >> >> The problem I am having now is that the hosts in the private subnet can >> not access the public network. They can't even ping the hosts on the >> corporate network. They can ping both network interfaces on the w2k3 >> server. I used static IP addressing for both interfaces. The interface >> that is attached to the private subnet doesn't have default gateway >> configured. However, I tried the IP addresss of both interfaces and none >> of them made any difference. >> >> Can anyone give me some advice? >> >> Thanks > > |
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