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It is better to use NAT instead of firewall. Also, make sure there is =
only one gateway on the server. this search result may help,
NAT and Firewall In the Select Routing Protocol dialog box, click =
NAT/Firewall, and then click OK. ... NAT/Firewall blocks the client =
accessing the Internet. ...
www.chicagotech.net/nat.htm =20
Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on =
http://www.ChicagoTech.net=20
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on =
http://www.HowToNetworking.com=20
"Abraham Luna" <AbrahamLuna@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in =
message news:47AE41E8-F98D-4E6D-B74D-251F328AFE9B@microsoft.com...
hello everyone,
i am attempting to secure a small office network by setting up a=20
peer-to-peer network without a firewall device. i installed a second =
nic card=20
on the 2003 server. i then ran the "Connection Wizard" and activated =
the=20
firewall. the server was able to connect to the internet and local =
network=20
just fine (thanks microsoft for that feature). in the documentation, =
it says=20
to use the server is now the default gateway. i then configured the =
client=20
computers to use the server as the default gateway. however, this did =
not=20
give them internet access.
if you read that much i hope you can help :)
i must have missed something when configuring the client computers or =
the=20
netgear router. the documentation doesn't provide instructions on how =
to=20
configure the clients, only that the server should be used as the =
default=20
gateway.
can anyone point me to a tutorial, or provide me with instructions on =
how to=20
setup the clients.
thank you
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wrote in message <A=20
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everyone,<BR><BR>i am attempting to secure a small office network by =
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up a <BR>peer-to-peer network without a firewall device. i installed a =
second=20
nic card <BR>on the 2003 server. i then ran the "Connection Wizard" =
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activated the <BR>firewall. the server was able to connect to the =
internet and=20
local network <BR>just fine (thanks microsoft for that feature). in =
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documentation, it says <BR>to use the server is now the default =
gateway. i=20
then configured the client <BR>computers to use the server as the =
default=20
gateway. however, this did not <BR>give them internet =
access.<BR><BR>if you=20
read that much i hope you can help :)<BR><BR>i must have missed =
something when=20
configuring the client computers or the <BR>netgear router. the =
documentation=20
doesn't provide instructions on how to <BR>configure the clients, only =
that=20
the server should be used as the default <BR>gateway.<BR><BR>can =
anyone point=20
me to a tutorial, or provide me with instructions on how to <BR>setup =
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