Simple RRAS problem Server 2003

[Nick Le Lievre]

Hi trying to setup a demand dial connection using ADSL modem to ISP. So I
create a new demand dial interface and enter all the details except I don't
know what to put in static routes for remote networks ? So I leave it blank.

It connects to ISP fine and shows all ip info in ipconfig /all but I can't
ping the ISP dns servers or any server and obviously get to any sites via
dns. What haven't I done. Used to be able to do this easily under Server
2000.

Thanks.

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[Nick Le Lievre]

Hi trying to setup a demand dial connection using ADSL modem to ISP.
So I create a new demand dial interface and enter all the details
except I don't know what to put in static routes for remote networks
? So I leave it blank.

It connects to ISP fine and shows all ip info in ipconfig /all but I
can't ping the ISP dns servers or any server and obviously get to any
sites via dns. What haven't I done. Used to be able to do this easily
under Server 2000.

Thanks.

This guy is having the same problem as me

http://tinyurl.com/7kdg7

Anyone know whats up ? I`ve setup DNS forwarding to ISPs DNS Servers but
thats not the problem the demand connection can't ping anything when
connected. Its fine using a standard connectoid.
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[Nick Le Lievre]

This guy is having the same problem as me

http://tinyurl.com/7kdg7

Anyone know whats up ? I`ve setup DNS forwarding to ISPs DNS Servers
but thats not the problem the demand connection can't ping anything
when connected. Its fine using a standard connectoid.

Its ok setup as a NAT server instead of using the custom configuration and
its working now. This method doesn't ask for static routes.

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And to all those opposed...
Hmm...well


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