3Com OfficeConnect 25 Firewall
From: Chip (cwhiteside@yahoo.com)
Date: 01/03/03
From: cwhiteside@yahoo.com (Chip)
Date: 3 Jan 2003 07:46:53 -0800
I have a small office networok with a dozen users and about 20
servers. With the OfficeConnect set as the gateway, we quickly run
out of licenses. Since the servers don't need to access the internet
(except for the occaisional upgrade), is there another way to
configure the network and still have Internet access? Can I set
another box (the PDC?) as the gateway and route Internet traffic
through the OC?
Relevant Pages
- Re: PPTP Site-to-Site VPN problem
... My understanding has always been that if you route between 2 or more different subnets then there has to be a gateway defined. ... If routing on a single subnet then no gateway needs to be defined. ... the RRAS service on the servers. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.networking) - Re: NTP shows all servers in condition "reject"
... delivered to both our primary and back-up upstream news servers. ... the copies of this original message/article (both pre and post gateway) ... I received, and replied to, the original article via the back-up ...
(comp.protocols.time.ntp) - How To Configure Root Hints vs. Forwarding for Locations Having Different Internet Gateways
... My question concerns proper settings for Server 2003 DNS root hints ... I am aware of the need to remove the standard root name servers from ... resolution requests to go to the correct gateway address instead of to ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.dns) - Re: DC diag ERROR
... not on its own subnet, which means you need a gateway to communicate the DNS ... servers at your ISP, since they are also not on your subnet. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.dns) - Re: DNS MX record question
... I won't disagree, but I night suggest that your timeline could be a little ... Some DNS servers cache records for varying lengths of time. ... > with MX record and other gateway on new ISP with no MX record. ...
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