JeremyH1982
Tue May 13 11:15:00 PDT 2008
I'm sorry...
But like i said, the answer is going to make me go "DUH"...
and it has, I had plugged the CAT 5 into the WAN of the router, instead of
the LAN, now it works.
But thanks for your help.
--
Jeremy Himmelreich
Computer IT Manager
http://home.comcast.net/~jeremy1982
http://www.willitshoe.com
"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
> JeremyH1982 <JeremyH1982@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I wanted to bring Internet connectivity to the warehouse, So I ran a
> > CAT 5 cable over there...
>
> It isn't entirely clear how your network is set up, based on your post. What
> were you using in the *main* office beforehand? Femember, we don't know you
> or your network & we can't see it from here! :-)
>
> >
> > I'm running SBS 2003 1-NIC w/o ISA; I have a D-Link DSS-16+ switch
> > connecting everything together, including the Adtran NetVanta 3200 T1
> > Modem, and my New router D-Link EBR-2310.
> >
> > On the 2 computers over in the warehouse, I can't connect to the
> > internet. I've disabled the DHCP on the router, It should just be
> > plug and play from there... Both computers are signed into the
> > network, they have administrative privileges for this exercise....
> >
> > What else do I have to do??
> >
> > The IP Address for the SBS is 192.168.0.45
> > The IP Address for the Router is 192.168.0.1
> > The IP Address for the Modem is 192.168.0.100
>
> Something isn't connected right. The modem should not have a LAN IP address
> on your subnet. It should be sitting *before* your router....
>
> [DSL/cable/whatnot]
> |
> [modem]
> |
> [Dlink router - WAN IP, xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]
> |
> [Dlink router - LAN IP, 192.168.0.1]
> |
> |--- your ethernet switch----|
> | | | | |
> SBS workstations
>
>
> Your ISP's modem should not be doing NAT or any filtering.
> Your dlink router should be doing NAT between public & private networks.
> If you have a dynamic public IP, your Dlink must be set up with a DHCP
> configured address - or a static, if that applies.
> SBS should be providing DHCP services for the LAN.
>
> If the warehouse is connected simply by Ethernet cabling to your existing
> LAN (on which SBS & other computers reside) then the warehouse computers
> should receive an IP address via DHCP from the SBS box, just as your main
> office computers do.
>
>
> > The IP Address for the 1 Computer is 192.168.0.80
> >
> > This is puzzling, and yet I know the answer is going to make me say
> > "DUH"..
> >
> > Any help would be greatly appreciated...
>
> Again,we may need more info in order to help. Review the above - correct as
> necessary.
>
> That said, some basic tests might involve :
> Can they ping the default gateway?
> Can they ping a public DNS server by IPaddress? (try 4.2.2.1)?
> Can they ping www.google.com and get the IP address in reply?
>
> Note also that if you aren't using ISA, you should consider getting a more
> robust firewall appliance.
>
>
>