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Thanks for the info. &nbsp;I have some follow-up info regarding this issue.<br />
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I followed the steps outlined at <a href="http://techsoeasy.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!AB2725BC5698FCB8!278.entry" rel="ugc nofollow">http://techsoeasy.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!AB2725BC5698FCB8!278.entry</a>.<br />
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When I try to go to <a href="http://servername/connectcomputer" rel="ugc">http://servername/connectcomputer</a>, I get this error:<br />
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&quot;The list of users and computers cannot be found. &nbsp;Before you continue, ensure that the client computer has a wired connection. &nbsp;Also, if you have a router, verify that the router is configured to use the computer running SBS as the primary DNS server. &nbsp;For more information about router configuration settings, see Appendix C of &quot;Getting Started&quot; at <a href="http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=34392" rel="ugc">http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=34392</a>&quot;<br />
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Ok, my setup has a cable internet modem connecting to a NetGear Wireless-N Router, which then connects to a gigabit switch, where all the other machines (including my SBS with 1 NIC) are connected. &nbsp;When I run the Remote Access Wizard, it asks if I want to use DHCP or Static. &nbsp;If I use DHCP, it wants the DHCP server address. &nbsp;Would this be the router IP (192.168.1.1)? &nbsp;I tried that, but it didn't work either. &nbsp;When I tried it with Static, giving a block of 192.168.1.201 - 192.168.1.220, that didn't work either.<br />
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The client machines are using DHCP (as outlined in the help previously given) so I'm not sure why I still cannot connect to the SBS. &nbsp;Should I be using the SBS as the DHCP server, even though I'm using a 1 NIC configuration?<br />
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Also, with the error above, it mentions making the primary DNS server the SBS. &nbsp;Would that be correct, considering the NetGear router is what's giving everything their addresses and connecting to the outside?<br />
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Thanks for the help thus far and I look forward to getting this right.<br />
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Yours truly,<br />
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Vic Wukovits
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My SBS has one NIC. &nbsp;The SBS LAN is 192.168.1.x.<br />
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I ran the CEICW initially which allows the SBS to connect to the internet, etc. &nbsp;I need to run that again in order for RWW to work? &nbsp;I though that's what the Remote Access Wizard would accomplish. &nbsp;I'll try it again.<br />
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With one NIC, can I still use this configuration:<br />
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Internet &gt;&nbsp;NetGear router &gt;&nbsp;Switch &gt;&nbsp;SBS and client machines.<br />
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Would my router still be the DHCP server, or would the SBS? &nbsp;Also, would the router then direct DNS to the SBS, or use the addresses provided by the ISP?<br />
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Thanks again for the assistance,<br />
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Vic
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I'll give it a try and let you know how it works out.<br />
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Thanks!
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Ok, I'm trying to get DHCP running on the SBS, and I've followed the steps outlined in the many references above. &nbsp;I have turned off DHCP on the router, and installed the DHCP service that I can access through Administrative Tools. &nbsp;I have also rerun the CEICW.<br />
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When I go into the DHCP program, my server is not listed. &nbsp;If I add my server, then initially it says &quot;Not Connected&quot;. &nbsp;I have tried to &quot;Manage Authorized Servers&quot; and added mine based on IP address. &nbsp;There existed another in there with the IP address of 192.168.16.2. &nbsp;I even tried to connect to that one (named OEMSBS or something) but cannot get anything to connect. &nbsp;So I can't add a new scope, as I can't even get a DHCP server to connect (the same SBS machine I'm on).<br />
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HELP!
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Follow-Up: &nbsp;When I reran the CEICW, I had the wizard detect my Router with uPnP. &nbsp;It picked up the DNS addresses provided by the ISP. &nbsp;Should my router by using my SBS IP address as the DNS server? &nbsp;It also picked up the default gateway as the address of the router. &nbsp;Just thought I'd mention this in case I screwed up there too...
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&gt;&gt;&quot;When I go into the DHCP program, my server is not listed. .......... There existed another in there with the IP address of 192.168.16.2......(named OEMSBS or something) &quot;<br />
Very bizarre. Might this be a server with a pre-installed O/S like a Dell. Might you have changed the servername?<br />
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&gt;&gt;&quot;I had the wizard detect my Router with uPnP. &nbsp;It picked up the DNS addresses provided by the ISP. &nbsp;Should my router by using my SBS IP address as the DNS server?&quot;<br />
Yes, but it doesn't matter if SBS is the DHCP server. The SBA and client machines should point only to the SBS for DNS, and the ISP's DNS should only be added as a forwarder (automatically using the CEICW)<br />
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&gt;&gt;&quot;It also picked up the default gateway as the address of the router.&quot;<br />
That is fine.<br />
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So I don't need to have the SBS be the DHCP server? &nbsp;I'm so confused now.<br />
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Also, I removed the 192.168.16.2 OEMSBS DHCP Authorized server, as it wouldn't connect anyways. &nbsp;I managed to add my server as an authorized server, and it still won't connect.<br />
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With the DNS on the server, the client machines and the SBS point to itself for DNS, which in turn, points at the router to the outside addresses, correct? &nbsp;So the CEICW was configured correctly?<br />
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Sorry for the continuous questions, I just can't figure out why this isn't working like the tutorials and step-by-step instructions are laid out. &nbsp;I do appreciate your guidance thus far, and I hope that we can get this mystery solved soon.<br />
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If you like, shoot me an email and perhaps you can help me by logging in to the server to see what I'm talking about... &nbsp;vic[at]bayoutechnologies[d<wbr />ot]com<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Vic
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Update: &nbsp;I got the DHCP server to take on SBS. &nbsp;I had to uninstall and reinstall the component to get it to finally take.<br />
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I can now successfully login to one of the client machines, so tomorrow I'll go and get the rest on. &nbsp;One other question for now:<br />
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How do I have printers and scanners automatically get added for domain users?<br />
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Thanks for all thus far,<br />
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Vic
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Awesome! &nbsp;Thanks for all the help. &nbsp;I'm sure I'll be back for more soon...
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You are very welcome. Thanks wukovits.<br />
Cheers !<br />
--Rob
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I have installed a SBS 2003 (1 NIC) and have upgraded the client machines to XP Pro. &nbsp;On my internet router, I have port forwarded the necessary ports (I think) to the SBS for Remote Web Workplace access.<br />
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When I login to RWW, I can login to the server with no problem. &nbsp;I cannot, however, login to any of the client machines, although they are listed. &nbsp;While onsite, if I try to use the &quot;Connect to SBS&quot; from each client machine, I get an &quot;error 800&quot; about the VPN. &nbsp;If I try to manage the client PCs from the SBS server, I can't access them.<br />
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Can anyone help me to troubleshoot this issue? &nbsp;I would appreciate any ideas of why these connections aren't going through and what I can do to remedy the situation.<br />
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Once I get the client machines to see the server and vice versa, how can I get the domain users &quot;My Documents&quot; to save to the server by default? &nbsp;Also, how do I push out mapped drives on the server to all users?<br />
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Thanks for reading and I appreciate any advice,<br />
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Vic Wukovits
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I have installed a SBS 2003 (1 NIC) and have upgraded the client machines to XP Pro.  On my internet router, I have port forwarded the necessary ports (I think) to the SBS for Remote Web Workplace access.

When I login to RWW, I can login to the server with no problem.  I cannot, however, login to any of the client machines, although they are listed.  While onsite, if I try to use the "Connect to SBS" from each client machine, I get an "error 800" about the VPN.  If I try to manage the client PCs from the SBS server, I can't access them.

Can anyone help me to troubleshoot this issue?  I would appreciate any ideas of why these connections aren't going through and what I can do to remedy the situation.

Once I get the client machines to see the server and vice versa, how can I get the domain users "My Documents" to save to the server by default?  Also, how do I push out mapped drives on the server to all users?

Thanks for reading and I appreciate any advice,

Vic Wukovits

I can't connect to client PCs with Remote Web Workplace

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