"Dave Beanie" <dbea***@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1496E7C2-7B6F-46FF-BD98-28209E2AB012@microsoft.com...
> ok, long story but please read through
>
> I have a windows 2003 server, installed RAS, setup RAS, and I cannot VPN
> into it, I keep getting error 800.
> I cannot ping the server when I have RAS running, once I turn it off I can
> ping the server.
> I do not have any firewalls running, no anti virus
> here is what i have done:
>
> opened several ports on router, 1723, 47-51, 3389, 500, still no
> changed the static routes
> went through manage servers and step by step on the help for setting up
> ras
> I have done several other things but cant remember..
>
> I have my laptop plugged into the router and the server is into it also, I
> can vpn to its ip address and it doesnt give me error 800, but i cannot
> ping
> it
> I cannot get out to the internet on the server,
> I used to be able to until just recently
>
> I have a t-1 connection, and it comes in to the router and then plugs into
> the server from there.
> now I have another nic in the server for another network but that ip is at
> 172.x.x.x, the one i have for this connection i have an ip at 192.168.x.x.
> please give me any suggestions
> Thanks
>
>

"Phillip Windell" wrote:

> It is supposed to look like this:
>
>             <Internet>
>                     |
>         [NAT-Firewall]
>                     |
>         [Switch or Hub]
>             /       |       \
>     (gobs of machine plugged
>          into the switch here)
>
> Many of the NAT-Firewalls have 4 or so ports in addition to the WAN port.
> These are just the same thing as Switch ports,...it is just simply a small
> switch built into the same device,...but logically, in terms of network
> design you have to look at it as if it was in a separate physical device.
>
> If you want to use an RRAS box for VPN Server,..then it will run with two
> Nics and will physcially *replace* the NAT-Firewall with itself.  The NAT
> Firewall will just collect dust on a shelf.  In some situations they can be
> run side-by-side and in some situations they can be run back-to-back, and in
> some situations the RRAS box can do VPN with only one Nic,...but to me that
> is just an extra nusiance to have to babysit.
>
>             <Internet>
>                     |
>         [RRAS VPN box]
>                     |
>         [Switch or Hub]
>             /       |       \
>     (gobs of machine plugged
>          into the switch here)
>
> Now with the above in mind what exactly are you wanting to do?  I'm not sure
> right now what details to ask for so you'll just have to think about it and
> give me the important details and not bury me with details I don't
> need,...and see what we can come up with.
>
> --
> Phillip Windell
> www.wandtv.com
>
> The views expressed, are my own and not those of my employer, or Microsoft,
> or anyone else associated with me, including my cats.
> -----------------------------------------------------
>
>
>
> "Dave Beanie" <dbea***@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1496E7C2-7B6F-46FF-BD98-28209E2AB012@microsoft.com...
> > ok, long story but please read through
> >
> > I have a windows 2003 server, installed RAS, setup RAS, and I cannot VPN
> > into it, I keep getting error 800.
> > I cannot ping the server when I have RAS running, once I turn it off I can
> > ping the server.
> > I do not have any firewalls running, no anti virus
> > here is what i have done:
> >
> > opened several ports on router, 1723, 47-51, 3389, 500, still no
> > changed the static routes
> > went through manage servers and step by step on the help for setting up
> > ras
> > I have done several other things but cant remember..
> >
> > I have my laptop plugged into the router and the server is into it also, I
> > can vpn to its ip address and it doesnt give me error 800, but i cannot
> > ping
> > it
> > I cannot get out to the internet on the server,
> > I used to be able to until just recently
> >
> > I have a t-1 connection, and it comes in to the router and then plugs into
> > the server from there.
> > now I have another nic in the server for another network but that ip is at
> > 172.x.x.x, the one i have for this connection i have an ip at 192.168.x.x.
> > please give me any suggestions
> > Thanks
> >
> >
>
>
>

"Dave Beanie" <dbea***@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1FA242FD-8F08-4E71-B68C-A111C32DF380@microsoft.com...
> So I cannot use a router inbetween the internet and server?
> This is what is going on now,
> I reformatted trying to get this working.
>
> Internet
>    |
> Router
>    |
> Server Nic
> _____
> |       |    ----------  Server with Windows 2003 Server r2
> |       |
> |____|
>    |
>    |
> Servers and workstations,
> including the above Server
> on the other internal nic
>   |
> Cisco
>   |
> Internet
>
> please let me knwo what you think
> thanks
>
>
>
> "Phillip Windell" wrote:
>
>> It is supposed to look like this:
>>
>>             <Internet>
>>                     |
>>         [NAT-Firewall]
>>                     |
>>         [Switch or Hub]
>>             /       |       \
>>     (gobs of machine plugged
>>          into the switch here)
>>
>> Many of the NAT-Firewalls have 4 or so ports in addition to the WAN port.
>> These are just the same thing as Switch ports,...it is just simply a
>> small
>> switch built into the same device,...but logically, in terms of network
>> design you have to look at it as if it was in a separate physical device.
>>
>> If you want to use an RRAS box for VPN Server,..then it will run with two
>> Nics and will physcially *replace* the NAT-Firewall with itself.  The NAT
>> Firewall will just collect dust on a shelf.  In some situations they can
>> be
>> run side-by-side and in some situations they can be run back-to-back, and
>> in
>> some situations the RRAS box can do VPN with only one Nic,...but to me
>> that
>> is just an extra nusiance to have to babysit.
>>
>>             <Internet>
>>                     |
>>         [RRAS VPN box]
>>                     |
>>         [Switch or Hub]
>>             /       |       \
>>     (gobs of machine plugged
>>          into the switch here)
>>
>> Now with the above in mind what exactly are you wanting to do?  I'm not
>> sure
>> right now what details to ask for so you'll just have to think about it
>> and
>> give me the important details and not bury me with details I don't
>> need,...and see what we can come up with.
>>
>> --
>> Phillip Windell
>> www.wandtv.com
>>
>> The views expressed, are my own and not those of my employer, or
>> Microsoft,
>> or anyone else associated with me, including my cats.
>> -----------------------------------------------------
>>
>>
>>
>> "Dave Beanie" <dbea***@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1496E7C2-7B6F-46FF-BD98-28209E2AB012@microsoft.com...
>> > ok, long story but please read through
>> >
>> > I have a windows 2003 server, installed RAS, setup RAS, and I cannot
>> > VPN
>> > into it, I keep getting error 800.
>> > I cannot ping the server when I have RAS running, once I turn it off I
>> > can
>> > ping the server.
>> > I do not have any firewalls running, no anti virus
>> > here is what i have done:
>> >
>> > opened several ports on router, 1723, 47-51, 3389, 500, still no
>> > changed the static routes
>> > went through manage servers and step by step on the help for setting up
>> > ras
>> > I have done several other things but cant remember..
>> >
>> > I have my laptop plugged into the router and the server is into it
>> > also, I
>> > can vpn to its ip address and it doesnt give me error 800, but i cannot
>> > ping
>> > it
>> > I cannot get out to the internet on the server,
>> > I used to be able to until just recently
>> >
>> > I have a t-1 connection, and it comes in to the router and then plugs
>> > into
>> > the server from there.
>> > now I have another nic in the server for another network but that ip is
>> > at
>> > 172.x.x.x, the one i have for this connection i have an ip at
>> > 192.168.x.x.
>> > please give me any suggestions
>> > Thanks
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>>