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No one knows anything about this ? 
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actually have 3 outstanding issues with this exact same problem and i cant figure it out......<br />
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just posted to see what other experts have to say
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actually have 3 outstanding issues with this exact same problem and i cant figure it out......

just posted to see what other experts have to say

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so you are having the same issue ? I posted the topic earlier, and no one gave me any answers.. let me know if you find anything out.. I think this is a stumper. 
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so you are having the same issue ? I posted the topic earlier, and no one gave me any answers.. let me know if you find anything out.. I think this is a stumper.

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I wish someone out there had a clue about this. 
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I wish someone out there had a clue about this.

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Enable over communication of Netbious had to be reenabled- also used the SBS wizard to setup instead of manual
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Enable over communication of Netbious had to be reenabled- also used the SBS wizard to setup instead of manual

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I am running windows 2003 small business server. &nbsp;I enabled routing and remote access and configured it on my server, as soon as it started users could no longer access any shares on the server, and I could not get out to the internet through the server. The service has one network card, and is the DC running DHCP and DNS. &nbsp;I can not understand what caused the network card to act differently and I would like to know what caused it so I dont do it again when setting up routing and remote access.. Any ideas ? 
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I am running windows 2003 small business server.  I enabled routing and remote access and configured it on my server, as soon as it started users could no longer access any shares on the server, and I could not get out to the internet through the server. The service has one network card, and is the DC running DHCP and DNS.  I can not understand what caused the network card to act differently and I would like to know what caused it so I dont do it again when setting up routing and remote access.. Any ideas ? 

Routing and Remote access keeps people from server?

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).