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Posted by Wendel Hamiltonùg§uéGjh¥¶‰ÝŠÇ. on October 17, 2005, 7:20 am
Please log in for more thread options Ray,
I believe that the windows firewall will do what you want but it must be
configured in RRAS. Here is an article supporting my statement.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/library/ServerHelp/7c9a082b-0c5c-49d1-a1a8-5bfccc0eeb5c.mspx
The firewall can run in 2 modes Basic and Internet connection Sharing (NAT)
You need to ensure that it is running as a Basic firewall.
"Ray" wrote:
> Svyatoslav,
>
> Thank you for your response. I posted my concern about Windows Firewall here
> two week ago, Roger said Win2k3 firewall was totally different with that of
> WinXP, and don't need to buy other firewall software. No offense, it seems
> there is some limitation on Windows Firewall, anyway, I've disenable one
> card and everything is fine now.
>
> Thanks to all that helped me on the networking and firewall problem.
>
> Ray
>
> > To be quite frank, I don't believe that Windows firewall was designed with
> > a
> > view to be used as a router/gateway firewall, and is just a personal
> > firewall. That said, there might be a fix, but it won't surprise me if
> > you're dealing with a software limitation
> >
> > --
> > Svyatoslav Pidgorny, MS MVP - Security, MCSE
> > -= F1 is the key =-
> >
> >> Hi there,
> >>
> >> I posted something about a problem of a server having two cards a couple
> > of
> >> days before. That is, I have two subnets (xxx.xxx.19.0/24 and
> >> xxx.xxx.44.0/24) and both of them have Internet connections, my server
> >> has
> >> two ethernet cards (xxx.xxx.19.210 and xxx.xxx.44.92) on both subnets,
> >> the
> >> configuration of the one on xxx.xxx.19.0/24 has a gateway
> > (xxx.xxx.19.254),
> >> that of the other doesn't. Currently, clients on xxx.xxx.19.0/24 cannot
> > talk
> >> with xxx.xxx.44.92 and clients on xxx.xxx.44.0/24 cannot talk with
> >> xxx.xxx.19.210 either. (Anytime, xxx.xxx.19.0/24 can talk with
> >> xxx.xxx.19.210 and xxx.xxx.44.0/24 can talk with xxx.xxx.44.92 also)
> >>
> >> My server is running Windows 2003 server, I set up Windows 2k3 SP1
> > firewall
> >> on it. If I turn the firewall off, the above problem disappears; if I
> >> turn
> >> it on, I have the problem. In fact, we were using VisNetic Deerfield
> >> Firewall, everything was all right. I removed it and change to SP1
> > firewall
> >> now.
> >>
> >> To Wendel,
> >> I found the problem was affected by Win2k3 SP1 firewall, for example,
> >> packets from computers on xxx.xxx.19.0/24 can reach xxx.xxx.44.92 but
> >> xxx.xxx.44.92 cannot reply when the firewall is on, xxx.xxx.44.92 cannot
> >> talk with xxx.xxx.19.210! Anyway, thanks for your consideration before.
> >>
> >> Ray
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>
>
>
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