using two modems with iis

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Lic Marcelo Saied Natalio

i{m using two modems with iis
uno modem have a legal ip
the second modem is configured with 10.0.0.1
i want to run an iis
users can reach the iis trought the legal ip
i want iis answers trough the 10.0.0.1
the net is configured as this

=== > in =====> ====> ==> ||
V
internet| ----------dialup--firewall----------------iis
| modem (adsl 10.0.0.1.)
| |
| |
| |
internet|------------isp-------------------------------|
server (leased)
(out of my reach) ,
<==== out


i'm tryng to acomplish this architecture
(when i'll reach it ,i'll tell you)
but if you have a clue about the solution
you are wellcome

thanks
marcelo
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I assume by you mean two modems, that you mean an internal NIC and a modem.
I'm also assuming that this is what your internal users are using to get to
the Internet (modem sharing or ICS or NAT).

If you configure RRAS for NAT, on the external interface (your demand dial
interface), you would go to properties, and setup services. It's called port
remapping, where your port remap port 80 to your internal 10.0.0.1.

If this is the same machine that IIS is on, then port remapping is not
necessary since this machine will be answering port 80 reqeusts. Just keep
the website property's IP as "All available IPs", meaning do not specify an
IP.


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I assume by you mean two modems, that you mean an internal NIC and a modem.
I'm also assuming that this is what your internal users are using to get to
the Internet (modem sharing or ICS or NAT).

If you configure RRAS for NAT, on the external interface (your demand dial
interface), you would go to properties, and setup services. It's called port
remapping, where your port remap port 80 to your internal 10.0.0.1.

If this is the same machine that IIS is on, then port remapping is not
necessary since this machine will be answering port 80 reqeusts. Just keep
the website property's IP as "All available IPs", meaning do not specify an
IP.


--
Regards,
Ace

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Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory
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THANKS
IS WHAT I DID
AND ITS WORK FINE

MARCELO
 
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THANKS
IS WHAT I DID
AND ITS WORK FINE

MARCELO
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Great to hear!
:-)

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Regards,
Ace

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Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory
 
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