RAS and NAT

[Guest]

i have a win 2000 server with RRAS configured to permit dial access to
clients.
The client receive a public IP from range i have specified (pool of static
address) and all works fine.

Now i have added a second interface card to permit internet access to a
local network with private addressing (192.168.0.0)
So i have configured RAS as "Router" (only LAN Router) and "Enable remote
access" and i have specified to use DHCP to distribute private address.

Now clients from local network work fine (they receive a private address and
with NAT have internet access) but clients with dial access not!!

They receive the public IP address but they can ping only the public
interface card
they have no access to other resources on the network?

What is wrong in that configuration?
should i write static routes?

thanks for your help

bye
Mec.

 

[BP]

Have you done this:
IP tab rras properties check enable IP routing?

 

[Guest]

yes

IP routing is enabled

without NAT the Ras clients work fine
when i add new routing interface (NAT) only LAN clients work

thank

"BP" ha scritto:

 

[Bill Grant]

To get the remote clients to use NAT on the server you need to add the
internal interface as an input to NAT. You can do this with a netsh
command.

netsh routing ip nat add interface internal private

For more details see KB 310888 .

 

[Guest]

great!!

thank you very much, now all clients (remote and local) work!

mec.

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