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I have 2 dsl router with fix Ip and 2 routers. My sbs 2003 server has ip

10.0.0.10 and the dsl routers 1.0.0.1 (default gateway) and the other

10.0.0.20. Each router has as default workstation 10.0.0.10. From the first I

can connect to my web pages and terminal server hosted, but from the second

dsn I canâ??t connect. If I change the router to 10.0.0.20 using â??connection

wizardâ?? I can connect using the second dsl line, but now I can not connect

from the first. I donâ??t have isa server. I only have one network card. I have

try to put a second network card for connect the second router and the

problem persist. I want



This is the schema:



Internet

|

------------------------------------------------------------

public ip 125.250.23.65 public ip 254.12.56.70

router dsl1 router dsl2

| |

10.0.0.1 10.0.0.20

\ |

\ |

---------------------------------------

sbs 2003 server 10.0.0.10


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Sounds like you are wanting a Dual DSL Router?

Have you looked at them?



Sorry it's early in the morning so it's sometimes a FUZZY Brain.



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Russ Grover

Small Business IT Support

Portland\Beaverton OR USA

Email: Sales at SmallBusinessITSupport.com

Website: www.SmallBusinessITSupport.com





"BielToni" <BielToni@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message



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No, I donâ??t want duals DSL Router. I want two lines for access to my server

using terminal server. I want to connect two terminal server sessions using

two DSL lines (like if I have two dialups modems). The problem is that the

server blocks all internet access coming from the router that isnâ??t the

default gateway. In the same way I have some internet sites hosted in my

server and want to change they ip, I want some sites with the public ip of

dsl1 and change the rest with the ip of the second DS



"Russ Grover" wrote:

this is graph is most clear:

This is the schema:

Internet

|

------------------------------------------------------------

| |

public ip 125.250.23.65 public ip 254.12.56.70

router dsl1 router dsl2

| |

10.0.0.1 10.0.0.20

\ |

\ |

-------- ----------

| |

sbs 2003 server 10.0.0.10



The router has as default workstation the server (and all ports are open and

pointing to the server).







"Russ Grover" wrote:

Hi,



That won't work. SBS is not able to handle 2 WAN's with a single network

adapter. You will at least have to use 2 nics in the server, but rather you

are looking for a DUAL WAN router.



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Regards,



Marina Roos

Microsoft SBS-MVP

One of the Magical M&M's

www.smallbizserver.net

Take part in SBS forum:

http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=53



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