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Installing an isdn router on server

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Name: Killjoy_SA
Date: November 22, 2004 at 13:45:02 Pacific
OS: SBS 2000
CPU/Ram: Xeon 2.4 / 1024MB
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Hi,

I might be being really stupid here, but I am having trouble setting up an isdn router on a third nic to my server.

I have three Nics, nic 1 is my private network, nic 2 is my router (leased line), nic 3 is the isdn router. I have static ip's on nic 1 (192.168.100.*;255.255.255.0) and I have configured nic 3 (isdn router nic) to (192.168.101.*;255.255.255.248). I have inserted nic 1 and nic 3 in to the LAT of the ISA server and can get onto the web interface of the router fine.

As soon as I dial into the router from home I cannot ping any ip address except the isdn router address and the address that it has assigned me, I can't even ping nic 3.

I have set up NAT on subnet one (192.168.101.*)in the router and IP routing on subnet two (192.168.100.*), with RIP on sub 1. I have also added a static route pointing all traffic to a terminal server throught the nic 1.

Does this sound corret, or am I missing the plot terribly here.

Maybe someone can give me a lesson in routing - :o).

Thanks,

Killjoy.



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