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>--
>Robert Vegas
>www.pctechnicians.ca

>> I have an isolated network that I use in my MS
>> certification studies. I am trying to access the intenet
>> from this network using the modem/router on my internet
>> connected network. But it is not working.

>> This is what I did:

>> 1. Installed a second external NIC in my server and
>> connected it to the hub my internet connected network
uses.

>> 2. Installed the router from the RRAS snapin.

>> 3. Installed AD, DHCP, DNS all on the domain server.

>> 2. Configured the above external NIC as follows: static
IP
>> address of 192.168.0.5 which is within the range of the
>> dhcp scope of  my modem/router. Subnet of 255.255.255.0.
>> Default gateway of 192.168.0.1 the ip of my
modem/router.
>> DNS address of 131.200.2.1 which is the address the
domain
>> controller on my isolated network.

>> 3. Configured the isolated internal NIC as follows:
>> 131.200.2.1 static IP address of the domain controller
>> which provides the dhcp/dns services to the isolated
>> network. Subnet of 255.255.0.0. Default gateway of
>> 131.200.2.1 and dns of 131.200.2.1.

>> The internal client computers are configured to receive
>> their dhcp/dns automatically.

>> From a client computer on the isolated internal network
I
>> can ping within the isolated network. I cannot ping the
>> external modem/router and cannot access the internet.

>> I can access the internet from the domain controller.

>> What do I need to fix?

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> Some improvement. I can now ping to the far side of my
> external NIC 192.168.0.5 but I cannot ping the hardware
> router at 192.168.0.1.

> I looked at pctechnicians but did not see article that fit
> what I am trying to do.

> >-----Original Message-----
> >your internal NIC Should  have  IP,  subnet  DNS of
> local  network,  no
> >gateway.
> >external should  have  IP  DNS gateway  of  external
> side only.
> >www.pctechnicians.ca
> >Guides
> >setting up internet sharing  on  server

> >--
> >Robert Vegas
> >www.pctechnicians.ca

> >> I have an isolated network that I use in my MS
> >> certification studies. I am trying to access the intenet
> >> from this network using the modem/router on my internet
> >> connected network. But it is not working.

> >> This is what I did:

> >> 1. Installed a second external NIC in my server and
> >> connected it to the hub my internet connected network
> uses.

> >> 2. Installed the router from the RRAS snapin.

> >> 3. Installed AD, DHCP, DNS all on the domain server.

> >> 2. Configured the above external NIC as follows: static
> IP
> >> address of 192.168.0.5 which is within the range of the
> >> dhcp scope of  my modem/router. Subnet of 255.255.255.0.
> >> Default gateway of 192.168.0.1 the ip of my
> modem/router.
> >> DNS address of 131.200.2.1 which is the address the
> domain
> >> controller on my isolated network.

> >> 3. Configured the isolated internal NIC as follows:
> >> 131.200.2.1 static IP address of the domain controller
> >> which provides the dhcp/dns services to the isolated
> >> network. Subnet of 255.255.0.0. Default gateway of
> >> 131.200.2.1 and dns of 131.200.2.1.

> >> The internal client computers are configured to receive
> >> their dhcp/dns automatically.

> >> From a client computer on the isolated internal network
> I
> >> can ping within the isolated network. I cannot ping the
> >> external modem/router and cannot access the internet.

> >> I can access the internet from the domain controller.

> >> What do I need to fix?

> >---
> >Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.
> >Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).
> >Version: 6.0.431 / Virus Database: 242 - Release Date:
> 12/17/2002

> >.

>> Thanks.

>> Some improvement. I can now ping to the far side of my
>> external NIC 192.168.0.5 but I cannot ping the hardware
>> router at 192.168.0.1.

>> I looked at pctechnicians but did not see article that
fit
>> what I am trying to do.

>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >your internal NIC Should  have  IP,  subnet  DNS of
>> local  network,  no
>> >gateway.
>> >external should  have  IP  DNS gateway  of  external
>> side only.
>> >www.pctechnicians.ca
>> >Guides
>> >setting up internet sharing  on  server

>> >--
>> >Robert Vegas
>> >www.pctechnicians.ca

>> >> I have an isolated network that I use in my MS
>> >> certification studies. I am trying to access the
intenet
>> >> from this network using the modem/router on my
internet
>> >> connected network. But it is not working.

>> >> This is what I did:

>> >> 1. Installed a second external NIC in my server and
>> >> connected it to the hub my internet connected network
>> uses.

>> >> 2. Installed the router from the RRAS snapin.

>> >> 3. Installed AD, DHCP, DNS all on the domain server.

>> >> 2. Configured the above external NIC as follows:
static
>> IP
>> >> address of 192.168.0.5 which is within the range of
the
>> >> dhcp scope of  my modem/router. Subnet of
255.255.255.0.
>> >> Default gateway of 192.168.0.1 the ip of my
>> modem/router.
>> >> DNS address of 131.200.2.1 which is the address the
>> domain
>> >> controller on my isolated network.

>> >> 3. Configured the isolated internal NIC as follows:
>> >> 131.200.2.1 static IP address of the domain
controller
>> >> which provides the dhcp/dns services to the isolated
>> >> network. Subnet of 255.255.0.0. Default gateway of
>> >> 131.200.2.1 and dns of 131.200.2.1.

>> >> The internal client computers are configured to
receive
>> >> their dhcp/dns automatically.

>> >> From a client computer on the isolated internal
network
>> I
>> >> can ping within the isolated network. I cannot ping
the
>> >> external modem/router and cannot access the internet.

>> >> I can access the internet from the domain controller.

>> >> What do I need to fix?

>> >---
>> >Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.
>> >Checked by AVG anti-virus system

> I am going to reinstall and see if that will help. I
> installed AD after RRAS and maybe this made a difference.

> >-----Original Message-----
> >Add NAT to RRAS

> >> Thanks.

> >> Some improvement. I can now ping to the far side of my
> >> external NIC 192.168.0.5 but I cannot ping the hardware
> >> router at 192.168.0.1.

> >> I looked at pctechnicians but did not see article that
> fit
> >> what I am trying to do.

> >> >-----Original Message-----
> >> >your internal NIC Should  have  IP,  subnet  DNS of
> >> local  network,  no
> >> >gateway.
> >> >external should  have  IP  DNS gateway  of  external
> >> side only.
> >> >www.pctechnicians.ca
> >> >Guides
> >> >setting up internet sharing  on  server

> >> >--
> >> >Robert Vegas
> >> >www.pctechnicians.ca

> >> >> I have an isolated network that I use in my MS
> >> >> certification studies. I am trying to access the
> intenet
> >> >> from this network using the modem/router on my
> internet
> >> >> connected network. But it is not working.

> >> >> This is what I did:

> >> >> 1. Installed a second external NIC in my server and
> >> >> connected it to the hub my internet connected network
> >> uses.

> >> >> 2. Installed the router from the RRAS snapin.

> >> >> 3. Installed AD, DHCP, DNS all on the domain server.

> >> >> 2. Configured the above external NIC as follows:
> static
> >> IP
> >> >> address of 192.168.0.5 which is within the range of
> the
> >> >> dhcp scope of  my modem/router. Subnet of
> 255.255.255.0.
> >> >> Default gateway of 192.168.0.1 the ip of my
> >> modem/router.
> >> >> DNS address of 131.200.2.1 which is the address the
> >> domain
> >> >> controller on my isolated network.

> >> >> 3. Configured the isolated internal NIC as follows:
> >> >> 131.200.2.1 static IP address of the domain
> controller
> >> >> which provides the dhcp/dns services to the isolated
> >> >> network. Subnet of 255.255.0.0. Default gateway of
> >> >> 131.200.2.1 and dns of 131.200.2.1.

> >> >> The internal client computers are configured to
> receive
> >> >> their dhcp/dns automatically.

> >> >> From a client computer on the isolated internal
> network
> >> I
> >> >> can ping within the isolated network. I cannot ping
> the
> >> >> external modem/router and cannot access the internet.

> >> >> I can access the internet from the domain controller.

> >> >> What do I need to fix?

> >> >---
> >> >Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.
> >> >Checked by AVG anti-virus system
> (http://www.grisoft.com).
> >> >Version: 6.0.431 / Virus Database: 242 - Release Date:
> >> 12/17/2002

> >> >.

> >.