I am a newbie for Routing and Remote Access. My purpose of setting up RRAS is to monitor the clients' access of internet, preventing employees from using IM or P2P sharing. Here is my network structure Primary Server: Windows 2003 SP1 DNS Domain Controllers Active directory DHCP Remote Installation Services Secondary Server Windows 2003 SP1 -2 NICs there. RRAS (I setup the RRAS as a router) -in the setup option, i choose NAT Diagram of my network Primary server -> Secondary Server -> AP -> Clients After I setup the RRAS, Clients cannot access to the internet. Question.1 Is my network structure setting okay? My secondary Server does not have any DHCP or DNS service there, but 2nd server is under the domain of the first server. Question.2 Is anybody know why the clients cannot access to the internet? Can anybody gives me some troubleshooting? Question.3 I searched for how to set up RRAS on the internet, but most of them only show how to set up VPN or remote access. Can somebody give me a direction guide of how to really setup RRAS as a router and monitor clients with RRAS.

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because i am new to rras, i want to make sure i know how the whole thing operate before i move to a more advance step, ISA