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2930 on an SBS 2003 server - remote access problems
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17 Oct 2008 11:05 #52364
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2930 on an SBS 2003 server - remote access problems was created by raypinkerton
Hi Everyone,
I have a client with a Windows 2003 Small Business Server, Premium edition (with ISA 2004). They had a single, very slow, multi IP ADSL connection with a special email feed which had to remain unaltered.
I have added a multi IP BeThere ADSL2+ service and a 2930 to load balance with their existing ADSL service. I’ve configured the Bethere router in bridged mode and connected routers both to the WAN ports of the 2930 and used one of the available IPs from each service.
Internet surfing is much faster now, the only problem I found was having to configure a load balancing rule to always send outgoing email thru Wan1 as the outgoing SMTP server checks source IP for validation.
My client’s server is multi-homed, i.e. it has two network cards, one NIC is connected to their internal network and the other is now connected to the LAN side of the 2930.
I’ve altered the standard management port on the Draytek to be 8088 and turned off the HTTPS management page. I’ve setup port forwarding for all the ports required by SBS Remote Access, 25, 80, 443, 444, 500, 1723, 4125 & 4500 on one spare IP from each broadband connection.
Having done all this when I access the server remotely I get the first page of the Small Business Server remote access on port 80 from each IP but remote access times out when trying to move to the login screen on HTTPS.
Everything works fine on the server, I’ve also connected a laptop to the LAN port of the 2930 and gave it an address in the DMZ and that works fine also so the problem does not seem to be the server. The problem seems to be in the HTTPS port forwarding of the 2930.
Does anybody have any ideas?
Cheers
Ray
I have a client with a Windows 2003 Small Business Server, Premium edition (with ISA 2004). They had a single, very slow, multi IP ADSL connection with a special email feed which had to remain unaltered.
I have added a multi IP BeThere ADSL2+ service and a 2930 to load balance with their existing ADSL service. I’ve configured the Bethere router in bridged mode and connected routers both to the WAN ports of the 2930 and used one of the available IPs from each service.
Internet surfing is much faster now, the only problem I found was having to configure a load balancing rule to always send outgoing email thru Wan1 as the outgoing SMTP server checks source IP for validation.
My client’s server is multi-homed, i.e. it has two network cards, one NIC is connected to their internal network and the other is now connected to the LAN side of the 2930.
I’ve altered the standard management port on the Draytek to be 8088 and turned off the HTTPS management page. I’ve setup port forwarding for all the ports required by SBS Remote Access, 25, 80, 443, 444, 500, 1723, 4125 & 4500 on one spare IP from each broadband connection.
Having done all this when I access the server remotely I get the first page of the Small Business Server remote access on port 80 from each IP but remote access times out when trying to move to the login screen on HTTPS.
Everything works fine on the server, I’ve also connected a laptop to the LAN port of the 2930 and gave it an address in the DMZ and that works fine also so the problem does not seem to be the server. The problem seems to be in the HTTPS port forwarding of the 2930.
Does anybody have any ideas?
Cheers
Ray
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16 Sep 2010 13:24 #63802
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Replied by juleswilko on topic Re: 2930 on an SBS 2003 server - remote access problems
try :
Go in to VPN and Remote Access,
Go to Remote Access Control
Untick / disable SSL VPN Service.
Reboot
sorted
Go in to VPN and Remote Access,
Go to Remote Access Control
Untick / disable SSL VPN Service.
Reboot
sorted
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