Summary: I need some help with RRAS in win2k. I have set up the server. when win2kPro dials in, it connects to the network. but cant browse anything. I have i...
Summary: if i setup a PDC with W2K server, name it for example porkface.com domain, and have the server with rras/nat and dns, will the clients need to be logg...
Summary: Glen, Yes, you are correct - we have a class B subnet. The subnet assigned to RRAS clients is 255.255.0.0 Clients are configured to use default gatewa...
Summary: You have to authenticate those users with domain local accounts, since their domain is untrusted. That means setting up RRAS with remote access enable...
Summary: I have a Win2K Server running DNS, DHCP, WINS, and ADS. The clients must be configured to use IPX, as it is a requirement for some of the software we...
Summary: Hi.. Thanks for all the continued support, first and foremost I am faced with the following issue if anyone can help. ** SEPARATING ISP NETWORK FROM O...
Summary: I am trying to set-up a W2K DC server that has rras/nat and dns, to serve 2 clients. After set-up under the routing and remote access console --> ip r...
Summary: check and see what ip address information you are giving out. RRAS by default just gives out standard ip addresses. It may be that you need a gatewa...
Summary: guys pls help.. i have my rras server and all my remote clients has no problem in connection,i can ping the rras server and etc.my rras server can sur...
Summary: I have a 2000 Server running ADS, DND, WINS,and DHCP. Because of some legacy apps, I need to have the 98 clients login using IPX, but when I configur...
Summary: I bought a second NIC card and installed RRAS. It looks like it is configured correctly but the clients cannot get on the internet still. In the RAS...
Summary: I have RRAS setup on my Win2k Server SP3 and I am able to connect to it but its not giving the clients the proper ip address. I have DHCP set up on th...
Summary: Hi, I want to know how you can setup NAT with RRAS to share a cable modem connection with windows 2000 advanced server, i am currently using "The Enab...
Summary: Can anyone please help a RRAS novice. I have a corporate network, which I wish all the clients to gain internet access through our 2000 server. The ...
Summary: I've been trying to setup RRAS NAT using static unregistered IP's on my client PC's, but it's not working. My client PC's can not connect to the Inte...
Summary: I want to configure the following home-network. cable modem --> router --> win2k server (dns,rras/nat) --> switch --> clients the W2K PDC server has 2...
Summary: I am doing testing of RRAS of windows 2000, I set it up for Dial-in set policies and so on. The RRAS server was given an IP so that it cannot access t...
Summary: hi all :) i'm looking for some help with RRAS in win2k server... i have to set it up to take incoming calls to an isdn modem & authenticate the dial u...
Summary: I have a Proxy server with RRAS, VPN "server" and an ISDN card installed at work. I want to be able to connect from home using VPN "client" to the pro...
Summary: Hi all I have setup a VPN service on a PDC using win2k server RRAS. The service works fine - apart from obtaining DHCP leases. DHCP service is on th...
Summary: I just got off the phone with DLINK tech support, they told me that it is impossible to run RRAS without a dial up connection, and that everything any...
Summary: I have a similar setup, on the client side they enter the domain name and it authenticates on that domain, not the RRAS server. Is that what you are d...
Summary: This is a very strange problem - has anyone else seen it or have any ideas? I have Win2k server with two NICs, both with 'real' static IPs. One is on...
Summary: This is my configuration: My server configure with Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, RRAS, VPN. I used modem dial-up connection to connect to the Internet....
Summary: Would like to connect my w2kpro/linux clients on my lan to the internet. The host w2k server has modem/internet access. I am unable to use ICS on my w...
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