Multiple Static/Public IP's in one domain
Hi There
This is my basic setup:
Internet
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Linksys Router ip 41.xx.xxx.xx
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Windows 2008 server ip 41.xx.xxx.xx domain.local
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3Com 24port gigabyte switch
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12 LAN PC's using dhcp & one windows 2008 server with terminal service using IP 41.xx.xxx.xxx
I have a very basic windows 2008 server with a public static ip assigned from a block of 5 assigned from my isp. I have used two of these addresses one on the router and one on the server wan card for internet connectivity. Now I want to
use a second public IP inside a domain on a second server for terminal services which needs to be accessible from the internet. Everytime I put in the next available ip it does not want connect.
Please could someone tell me the right way to set this up, Ive tried so many different variations with ip addresses.
Thanks
Cathy
June 1st, 2011 7:52am
You will most likely need to change your network design. There is information missing in your description that would help in providing advice...
You mentioned that you have 5 public IPs, but your diagram shows a 41.x.x.x address on your public interface and your internal nodes? Why do you have public IPs configured on your internal LAN?
Also, the Windows 2008 server shows connected to the router and also your internal LAN? Are you intended for this server to act as a router also? If so, did you configure RRAS? A better approach is probably to create a DMZ zone and move
all of the publicly accessible resources into that zone. The rest of your hosts should be behind a private LAN.
Here is an example of a network with a DMZ/Private LAN.
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June 1st, 2011 9:44am
I cant go with that setup I only have one very small very basic router.
I have two network cards on the main server one for the lan for our internal network card utilising 192.168.0.254/24 and the second for the WAN which connects to the router using 2 of my 5 ip's RRAS has been configured on this server. What I was hoping
was that I could just input one of my public ip's on the server no the lan and point it to the existing server. Ive seen it done before I just cant remember how it was done?
June 1st, 2011 9:55am