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Martin Hulme User is Offline
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7/04/2008 09:32 AM  
   Hi
 
I am about to add a TS server to an SBS2003 standard network that has 2 NIC's
 
My question today relates to the possitioning of the TS on the network and how it is accessed from outside.
 
The artical contained in the site explains how the TS is joined and it places the TS server on the inside NIC obtaining an IP address from the SBS server.
 
How do I connect to the TS server from outside?
At present I have RDP forwarded from the Firewall/Router to the SBS servers external IP number for Admin
Forwarding the port accross the SBS server looks cumbersome
 
Can I not have the TS Server on the External NIC/Subnet?
 
Any clues would be appreciated
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7/04/2008 09:58 AM  
what i did is forward the RDP to the Terminal server as i dont want anyone to be able to RDP to the SBS box as only administrator need to... and you can still do this by using VPN or log into the Terminal server and Remote Desktop from there....
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7/04/2008 11:44 AM  
Steven
 
Did you port forward from the SBS to the internal TS server or do you have 2 NICs in the TS server also.
 
My SBS installation does not have ISA so the forwarding abilities are basic
 
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7/04/2008 03:04 PM  
only have 1 isp on the sbs server and terminal server... i dont have ISA i just use the router to forward RDP to the TServer IP address...
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7/08/2008 01:45 AM  
Hi Martin,
 
If you have joined the TS server with connectcomputer, it should show automagically in the /remote page as Connect to my Application server. So you can reach that TS with RWW just like you can reach desktops.
Marina Roos Smallbizserver.Net AdministratorMission accomplished. We have joined the branch office to our SBS 2003 Headquarters and have the same user experience on the branch office as we have on our local  network at the Headquarters. Want to know how? Signup up for a subscription and get instant access to the article series 'How to add an additional Domain Controller from a remote office to the SBS domain'
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7/08/2008 12:11 PM  
Marina
 
If the user is a member of either the user or mobile user group they don't get to see the Connect to Servers Option on RWW. I would have to make them admin?
 
Am I wrong in this?
 
I am happy to forward all RDP to the Internal TS server if required as I can then RDP back to the SBS server from there for admin.
 
Any other way of achieving this with SBS2003 standard?
 
Regards
 
Martin
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7/17/2008 02:50 AM  
Hi Martin,
 
No, you should never make a user admin. Again, normal users should see the Connect to my Application Server, they never should see the Connect to Servers option at all.
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