v-terliu
Wed May 07 23:42:16 PDT 2008
Hello Customer,
Thank you for posting here. Let's also thank Steve for the input.
According to your description, I understand that your SBS client computers
need to access Internet and L-o-B web-apps via 2 DSL links. If I have
misunderstood the problem, please don't hesitate to let me know.
First, this is a consulting problem. As you know, we only support SBS
technical related issue in this newsgroup. For your network consulting
problem, I can only provide you some general information due to my personal
knowledge.
Based on my research, I suggest we try the following steps to see if we can
achieve this goal:
1. Please use the following network topology:
DSL1==[router1]==[switch1]==[SBS]==[switch2]==[internal clients]
DSL2==[router2]==//
The 2 DSL links and SBS external NIC connect to switch1. The internal
clients and SBS internal NIC connect to switch2.
2. Route settings on SBS:
Usually we have only one DSL link for Internet access. Now, we have 2.
Therefore, we need to make the SBS to know how to route the IP packets.
Suppose the DSL1 is Internet link, and DSL2 is L-o-B web-apps link.
a. Set the default gateway of SBS external NIC pointing to DSL1.
b. Add a route on SBS for packets go to L-o-B web-apps thru DSL2. You can
use command "route -p add" to add route on SBS. For detail command usage,
please run "route /help".
I hope these steps will give you some help.
Thanks and have a nice day!
Best regards,
Terence Liu (MSFT)
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| Dear All,
|
| Can anyone help me with the following issue:
|
| At one of my Customer location, we had setup SBS 2003 R2 Prem. as the
Main &
| only Server. As the customers wants the access of the server from
outside. We
| had configure RASS with a Static Public IP on the external LAN Card
connected
| to a DSL Router (Router configured in Bridge Mode to ISP's Internet) and
a
| 192.168.0.1 Static IP on the Internal LAN Card. DHCP is also configured
on
| the SBS Box.
| Internet Access on Server is fine. Server is accessible through RDP
outside
| the premises over Internet.
|
| Current Scenario:
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| 1. Currently my Customer is having about 10~15 client computers.
| 2. My Customer business is related to telecom, so all his client
computers
| are supposed to access certain L-o-B web-apps, of which access is
provided,
| by
| the, parent telecom company. All these L-o-B web-apps are (in a way)
intranet
| website of the parent telecom company.
| 3. To access these L-o-B web-apps, all client computers are configured
with a
| Static IP from the parent telecom company.
| 4. Connectivity to access Static IP = They have another DSL Line from the
| same parent telecom company, on which Internet access is blocked, but
| Intranet access is available. This DSL line is terminated into a DSL
Router.
| The DSL Router is connected to a Switch (Semi-Managed, but currently
being
| used as an unmanged switch only, as no services are configured) and all
| client computer are also connected to this Switch.
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|
| Now, the prob. is as under:
| We have to configure the SBS Server to route both:
| 1. The Internet Access &
| 2. The Access to the L-o-B Web-apps
| We want to get away with the static IP's provided by the parent telecom
| company as managing them in a workgroup environment is becoming too much
a
| prob. And at the same time we would like to move to DC environment for
better
| usage & control of the resources and environment.
|
| I'm having the prob., as to how to route the traffic of the client
machines
| once connected to SBS Server via. switch to access the L-o-B web-apps of
the
| parent telecom company?
|
| Please help! Any guidance is this regard will be of great help.
|
| Thanks,
| Warm Regards,
|