any idea how to RDP to local machines through IAS2004?
we have a sbs2003 server with 2 network cards 'internal 10.10.1.2' and 'external 10.20.1.2'
we have a draytek router 10.20.1.1' and ISA 2004 on the server.
it has worked fine with the local clients having 10.10.1.* addresses and accessing the internet through the ISA proxy.
we wanted to setup a user up on vpn so I created the PPTP VPN connection on the draytek router and told it to give the user the ip 10.20.1.202
that works fine and once connected i can rdp to the server.
i cant however rdp to any other local machine 10.10.1.*
I have set ISA to allow everything, what else should I set?
I cant seem to get it to route through to the internal network.
the only thing I can thinl of is to disable one of the nics on the server and bring the draytek router on to the same network as the local machines '10.10.1.1' ??
we have a draytek router 10.20.1.1' and ISA 2004 on the server.
it has worked fine with the local clients having 10.10.1.* addresses and accessing the internet through the ISA proxy.
we wanted to setup a user up on vpn so I created the PPTP VPN connection on the draytek router and told it to give the user the ip 10.20.1.202
that works fine and once connected i can rdp to the server.
i cant however rdp to any other local machine 10.10.1.*
I have set ISA to allow everything, what else should I set?
I cant seem to get it to route through to the internal network.
the only thing I can thinl of is to disable one of the nics on the server and bring the draytek router on to the same network as the local machines '10.10.1.1' ??
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Firmin Frederick
Don't quote me but I vaguely recall it being part of the network design/configuration settings (not the actual firewall rules) in ISA server.
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Figured it out. I had to add a static route in to the routers routing table. Thanks for the ideas though. It got me on the right track. I did a pathping from the remote workstation and realised it was routing from the router back out to the ISP because it didn't recognise the internal network address.
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Thanks
well thank you for your genorosity even though you solved it yourself! I'll commit your solution to memory :)