Proxy2 was never meant to run on Server2000,...it was meant to run on NT4
and that is the only OS that it is truely dependable on. Yes, I know,...they
have the "Install Wizard" you can download to install Proxy2 on Win2k, but
that is just a "band-aid" to get it to install on Win2k. Proxy2 will
always be more "fickle" and unstabile on Win2k/IIS5 than on NT4/IIS4.
On the Server2000 you will either use RRAS to "NAT" the connection or you
will use the Proxy2 to "proxy" the connection. You can *not* do both, you
have to choose which you want and only go with that. The only time RRAS and
Proxy2 run on the same box is if RRAS is used *only* to create or accept VPN
connections.
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Phillip Windell [MCP, MVP, CCNA]
www.wandtv.com
Bill said:
Thanks Phillip,
There is a router separating the T1 and the proxy server. There is the ISP
address and the internal address.
What I am doing is shutting down the NT 4.0 Proxy server to upgrade it to
Windows 2000 and installing Proxy on that...and when finished I will
reinstall the the upgraded server to be used as the proxy server once again.
My problem is with the RRAS on the Windows 2000 computer that I have to
txr the internet connection service to. How do I set up the Routing and
Remote Access service?