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How to setup Routing and Remote access in windows server 2k

Zones: Internet Protocols, Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Windows Networking

Tags: remote, routing, access, windows, server

Here's my situation:

I need to be able to setup my LAN to connect to the internet through a windows 2000 server. The windows 2000 server needs to be setup the following way.

NIC labled internal needs to have plugged into a switch that all the network nodes are plugged into. The windows 2000 server is the DHCP server for all the computers as well as the domain controller, etc.

The External interface is setup with the static IP provided by the ISP. I need remote clients to be able to use RRAS to obtain DHCP etc through RRAS and the computers on the LAN need to also be able to communicate to the internet by using the interace labled "external" Do I need to setup RRAS in any specail way or just statically asign the IP addresses, plug them all in and setup DHCP relay for the remote clients?

Any help would be greatly aprechiated. Thank you!

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Zone: Networking

Question Asked By: eazy3333

Solution Provided By: RobWill

Participating Experts: 3

Solution Grade: A

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