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Error of w2k server RRAS , event ID 20106
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I have installed a W2K server. one NIC have a fixed IP , another one i have assiged a private IP as 192.168.0.1. I started the RRAS service to share internet. However , it doesn't work.I installed W2KSP2 and tried again. It also fail.
I have see the event view. there is a error event 20106 appear. i have search form http://support.mircosoft.com. there is a article. it show below:
However, my setting is not same as mention . why i cannot using NAT to share my Internet???????????
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To resolve this behavior, see whether the relevant RRAS server is configured only for local area network (LAN) routing:
Click Start , point to Programs , point to Administrative Tools , and then click Routing and Remote Access .
Right-click the relevant RRAS server, and then click Properties .
Click the General tab, and see whether Local routing only (LAN router) is selected.
If the server is configured only for LAN routing, you can ignore the event. In LAN-only mode, the IP Router Manager does not accept the internal interface because the internal interface is used to govern the behavior of wide area network (WAN) interfaces that dial in to the network.
I have installed a W2K server. one NIC have a fixed IP , another one i have assiged a private IP as 192.168.0.1. I started the RRAS service to share internet. However , it doesn't work.I installed W2KSP2 and tried again. It also fail.
I have see the event view. there is a error event 20106 appear. i have search form http://support.mircosoft.com. there is a article. it show below:
However, my setting is not same as mention . why i cannot using NAT to share my Internet???????????
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To resolve this behavior, see whether the relevant RRAS server is configured only for local area network (LAN) routing:
Click Start , point to Programs , point to Administrative Tools , and then click Routing and Remote Access .
Right-click the relevant RRAS server, and then click Properties .
Click the General tab, and see whether Local routing only (LAN router) is selected.
If the server is configured only for LAN routing, you can ignore the event. In LAN-only mode, the IP Router Manager does not accept the internal interface because the internal interface is used to govern the behavior of wide area network (WAN) interfaces that dial in to the network.
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Dear SysExpert
My suituation is using the basic NAT setting of the RAS. my purpose is only share the internet on a leased line connect, But not to use ICS.Your reference resource kit aim to the vpn setting.
My suituation is using the basic NAT setting of the RAS. my purpose is only share the internet on a leased line connect, But not to use ICS.Your reference resource kit aim to the vpn setting.
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Look at these :
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q243/3/74.ASP
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q256/6/44.ASP
win2k help
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/network/vpntwk.asp
I gave you the link to Win2000 RAS setup. Here is a better link at the same site that has all settings with screen shots even.http://www.helmig.com/j_helmig/rastcpip.htm#client You do have to have the right TCP/IP settings (correct IP address) for your server setup. Also you have to startup the RAS service on the server to wait for an incoming call. It's very similar to PCAnywhere, where you have it wait for an incoming connection.
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I hope this helps !