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Using Windows 2003 with 2 network cards

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hi,

I'm new to this community.

I was wondering if it's possible to use my windows server 2003 as a gateway to the internet in my network?

I have 2 network cards in my server.

One connected to the internet through the modem, the other one to my switch.

I've installed my server yesterday.

I installed the following service's:

-DNS Server

-Active Directory

-IIS Server 6.0

I want to secure my (wireless)network.

I also want to experiment with the features from Windows Server 2003 for educational purposes.

[OFF TOPIC]

My switch isn't working, i can't connect it to the server. :wacko:

Could someone help me?

Regards,

Mr.prozAc


2 things..

1) Install routing and remote access and follow the wizard to configure lan routing.

2) if your switch isnt working.. if you only have 1 other computer you need to get internet access through this then just plug a crossover cable from the computer to the server, this will allow them to communicate without a switch.

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1) Install routing and remote access and follow the wizard to configure lan routing.

I shall try this out :)

2) if your switch isnt working.. if you only have 1 other computer you need to get internet access through this then just plug a crossover cable from the computer to the server, this will allow them to communicate without a switch.

If have one computer and a Set-Top Box (dreambox) that needs to be connected to the internet.

I also have a notebook which is connected thru Wi-Fi.

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