Summary: Hopefuly someone can help me out. I have a second phone line that I used for both fax and remote access/dialin to my network. I used to have a Linux...
Summary: Hello guys! I have a problem configuring my server using routing and remote access and NAT. Basically, I want to share the Internet Connection only ...
Summary: - Hope someone can help - What i'm trying to achieve is simply to access a shared folder on a Windows Server 2003 sp1. I know that Win Xp home cannot ...
Summary: Good afternoon all, I am having trouble using Remote Desktop to access my server. Background information, I have a Windows 2003 Server with two nic ca...
Summary: I just built a Windows 2003 Server Standard Edition with the purpose of implementing a standalone Remote Access / VPN server on my domain. My server ...
Summary: Ok so here is my problem, i have an Alarm King camera server connected through a 16 port switch that distributes feed to every computer on the network...
Summary: Hi, I am new to Server 2003 and have set up a web site on a new server. This is working OK, but I cannot access via ftp or remote server access. In ft...
Summary: HELP, I'm trying to set up Rounting and Remote Access so clients can dial in via VPN connection on there home PC's but i have a few problems. First i'...
Summary: I know, routing and remote access, do you have it installed on the server? I like long walks, especially when they are taken by people who annoy me....
Summary: Hey folks. I have a Windows 2003 server setup as a virtual server. It has one "virtual" NIC and everything sits behind a Linksys router with the ports...
Summary: Ok, let me start out by saying, I am SICK of opeining port 1723 and some other random ports on my Linksys WRT300N Router, which NEVER works. VPN Keeps...
Summary: I want to connect my office Network with my branch office computer through 56k Modem. My office network I.D is 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 , and my brac...
Summary: I've got Win 2003 Server Remote access/VPN working on 4 different windows XPPRO computers, but I have one other computer that will not connect to the ...
Summary: I cannot enable routing and remote access, as i get a message saying ics is running and needs to be disabled. It says disable ics and try enabling rou...
Summary: Hello I was wondering which ports do i have to forward for Routing and Remote Access in windows server 2003 to work behind a firewall and a router ...
Summary: u can configure the NAT function from the RRAS(routing n remote access service) installed within win server2003 or if not through add/remove ...
Summary: hello all. i'm having problems using port fowrarding in rras on my windows 2003 box. my setup is as follows. server1 windows 2000 ad domain controll...
Summary: Hi i was just wondering how exactly do you administer your Server2003 server from a client computer on my home network via remote access.. ...
Summary: Want to set up a Server 03 machine and two other machines on a LAN at location "A", which has DSL svc with a dynamic IP, and allow Internet remote acc...
Summary: well your server has dual ethernet and a DRAC card on it. the dual card is for hooking up one nic to two switches or just providing redundentcy if the...
Summary: I'm going crazy with this problem. I'm trying to get vpn access happening with my newly installed SBS2003 Server. Internet works fine and so does ac...
Summary: could you tell us if both networks are on Lan or you want to connect through wan services. Anyhow , you can confugure VPn or maybe demand dial using t...
Summary: Dont worry about the amount of connections. The OS can handle alot more than 25 users. The spec of your system is more what you want to think about. ...
Summary: Go to the control panel, system, remote tab, and check all remote connections. Now, if the server is on a router, forward port number 3389 to the ser...
Summary: from XP client right click My Computer, properties, remote, click on allow remote connections and click on set users or something like that and choose...
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