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Is there any way to directly connect so theres no need to connect to SBS
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Is there any way to directly connect so theres no need to connect to SBS

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Sure... are you running Terminal Server on the Win2K server?<br />
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Jeff<br />
TechSoEasy
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Sure... are you running Terminal Server on the Win2K server?

Jeff
TechSoEasy

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Yeah Terminal Server is working on the Win2K server
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Yeah Terminal Server is working on the Win2K server

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Currently the network is setup with a SBS 2003 standard server as the internet gateway for our internal network and domain controller. <br />
There is a 2000 Windows Server in the internal network that needs to be accessed over the internet.<br />
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I was formally able to access the server via the router externally but since now that it is required to sit in the internal network behind a SBS 2003 server i have not been able to access it.<br />
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Just need to get this worked out urgently!!!
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Currently the network is setup with a SBS 2003 standard server as the internet gateway for our internal network and domain controller. 
There is a 2000 Windows Server in the internal network that needs to be accessed over the internet.

I was formally able to access the server via the router externally but since now that it is required to sit in the internal network behind a SBS 2003 server i have not been able to access it.

Just need to get this worked out urgently!!!

Setting up remote access to a windows 2000 server behind a SBS 2003 standard server

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).