RAS routing

  • Thread starter Thread starter Spider
  • Start date Start date
S

Spider

The problem is:
I connect through modem on RAS server which is Win2000 Server, but when I
try to access the network I cant, but RAS server I can access. Further more
it works and I can access the network when I use NetBeui protocol but with
TCP/IP it doesnt work, if someone know any solution I would be very
grateful.

Thanx in advance
 
On the RAS server did you check Enable IP Routing in the Server Properties
IP tab? This allows IP Traffic to get forwarded from 1 interface to another
 
Yes I did but the same thing happens I cant view computers and I cant ping
any IP other than that on LAN connections associated with network adapters
on RAS server?
 
SO your issue falls into 2 categories.

1) Name Resolution

2) end-to end connectivity.

For the first issue, what are you using to view the LAN clients? If you are
using My Network places, then there are issues inherent with that. That
utility was meant for viewing LAN connections and is populated by NETBIOS
and WINS. there are long discussion threads that go in depth about it. I
suggest searching and reading those.

For the 2nd issue, do the LAN clients you are trying to ping know how to get
back to your VPN client? Do they have a route back in other words.
 
Dusty Harper {MS} said:
SO your issue falls into 2 categories.

1) Name Resolution

2) end-to end connectivity.

For the first issue, what are you using to view the LAN clients? If you are
using My Network places, then there are issues inherent with that. That
utility was meant for viewing LAN connections and is populated by NETBIOS
and WINS. there are long discussion threads that go in depth about it. I
suggest searching and reading those.

For the 2nd issue, do the LAN clients you are trying to ping know how to get
back to your VPN client? Do they have a route back in other words.
Click to expand...
How do I configure the route back so they would know how to come back?
--
--
Dusty Harper
Microsoft Corporation
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- --
This posting is provided "AS IS", with NO warranties and confers NO rights
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- --




Spider said:
Yes I did but the same thing happens I cant view computers and I cant ping
any IP other than that on LAN connections associated with network adapters
on RAS server?


Dusty Harper {MS} said:
On the RAS server did you check Enable IP Routing in the Server Properties
IP tab? This allows IP Traffic to get forwarded from 1 interface to another
Click to expand...

-------------------------------------------------------------------------- rights
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- when
I
try to access the network I cant, but RAS server I can access. Further
more
it works and I can access the network when I use NetBeui protocol
Click to expand...
but
with
TCP/IP it doesnt work, if someone know any solution I would be very
grateful.

Thanx in advance
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
You can issue a route add %VPNSubnet% Mask %VPNSubnetMask% %RASServerIP%

You could alternatively place this route on your routers, and the clients
would then get ICMP Redirects to learn how to get to the VPN subnet.

This is only an issue when the subnet for your VPN clients is not in the
same range as the subnet of your LAN clients.

--
--
Dusty Harper
Microsoft Corporation
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
This posting is provided "AS IS", with NO warranties and confers NO rights
----------------------------------------------------------------------------


Spider said:
Dusty Harper {MS} said:
SO your issue falls into 2 categories.

1) Name Resolution

2) end-to end connectivity.

For the first issue, what are you using to view the LAN clients? If you are
using My Network places, then there are issues inherent with that. That
utility was meant for viewing LAN connections and is populated by NETBIOS
and WINS. there are long discussion threads that go in depth about it. I
suggest searching and reading those.

For the 2nd issue, do the LAN clients you are trying to ping know how to get
back to your VPN client? Do they have a route back in other words.
Click to expand...
How do I configure the route back so they would know how to come back? rights
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
--






--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Click to expand...

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
--

The problem is:
I connect through modem on RAS server which is Win2000 Server, but when
I
try to access the network I cant, but RAS server I can access. Further
more
it works and I can access the network when I use NetBeui protocol but
with
TCP/IP it doesnt work, if someone know any solution I would be very
grateful.

Thanx in advance
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
[/QUOTE]
 
Back
Top