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ok on the router you need to allow VPN tunnles and port foward to youre server - ports - <br />
500<br />
1723<br />
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and on the user properties click allow dial in enabled<br />
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you cant ping youre server cus it uses a LAN address whereas the second nic going to ur router will have two interfaces one being external WAN address.<br />
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Hope this helps<br />
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Wayne!
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ok on the router you need to allow VPN tunnles and port foward to youre server - ports -
500
1723

and on the user properties click allow dial in enabled

you cant ping youre server cus it uses a LAN address whereas the second nic going to ur router will have two interfaces one being external WAN address.

Hope this helps

Wayne!

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I have a single SBS 2003 server with 2 NIC cards. &nbsp;My ISP is Comcast and I have purchased a static ip from them. &nbsp;I am using a Terayon TJ717x cable mode (provided by Coamcast). &nbsp;The cable modem is conencted to NIC 1. &nbsp;My 2nd NIC is for my intranet going to a variety of computers. &nbsp;My understanding is this configuration provides a desired level of security using the SBS 2003 as my firewall. &nbsp;My intranet and internet connectivity going out is all functioning fine. &nbsp; I have full access to the internet from the server and all workstations. &nbsp;Email works fine as well. &nbsp;However, i am not able to ping the server from the internet. &nbsp;Ultimatly I want to accomplish 2 things. &nbsp;Access to my intranet from the internet and settign up a VPN.
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I have a single SBS 2003 server with 2 NIC cards.  My ISP is Comcast and I have purchased a static ip from them.  I am using a Terayon TJ717x cable mode (provided by Coamcast).  The cable modem is conencted to NIC 1.  My 2nd NIC is for my intranet going to a variety of computers.  My understanding is this configuration provides a desired level of security using the SBS 2003 as my firewall.  My intranet and internet connectivity going out is all functioning fine.   I have full access to the internet from the server and all workstations.  Email works fine as well.  However, i am not able to ping the server from the internet.  Ultimatly I want to accomplish 2 things.  Access to my intranet from the internet and settign up a VPN.

Setting Up Small Business Serve 2003 for Intenet Access with COMCAST

Networking is the process of connecting computing devices, peripherals and terminals together through a system that uses wiring, cabling or radio waves that enable their users to communicate, share information and interact over distances. Often associated are issues regarding operating systems, hardware and equipment, cloud and virtual networking, protocols, architecture, storage and management.