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Subject: problems with sbs2003 and ISA server 2004
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Leslie Neumann User is Offline
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8/07/2008 01:33 PM  
I'm migrating from a workgroup network to a domain network, so i installed SBS2003 R2 Premium (i´m a total newbie with this SBS stuff) after that i went to one of the user stations (a pc) and try to ping the server, and i was all good, i haven´t tried to login to the server at this point, then i installed ISA Server 2004 and set the firewall to Edge Firewall, with everything at default settings, now when i try to ping the server from a user station i get "connection timeout".
 
Now that i want log in to the server from the user stations I can´t, and i haven´t tried to log in before so no user settings are on the server, just the account.  How do i fix this?
 
haven´t installed SP2 yet 
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8/07/2008 04:05 PM  
okey so basically i´m on the user stations, open the internet browser, type in my server IP and the Welcome page
"Welcome the SBS 2003 Page, to get started click a link"

there are four links, i click on "Network Configuration Wizard" to connect the user pcs to the server and i get a timeout connection, so no connection possible, that is my problem
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8/09/2008 02:45 AM  
Hi Leslie,
 
You will need to run the Connect to the Internet wizard from the To Do list. That will configure ISA for you. On the clients you will need to install the ISA Firewall Client, which can be done automagicallyl if you have followed the instructions in the Premiuminstallsteps.htm on the PT cd.
Please, post an ipconfig /all from the server and a workstation. Open a command prompt by opening Start -> Run from the Start Menu and type cmd. From the command prompt type ipconfig /all >ip.txt. Attach this file to your answer.
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8/09/2008 05:58 PM  
Posted By Marina Roos on 8/09/2008 02:45 AM

You will need to run the Connect to the Internet wizard from the To Do list. That will configure ISA for you. 
indeed, i have done that already and have internet access in my server

Posted By Marina Roos on 8/09/2008 02:45 AM
 
On the clients you will need to install the ISA Firewall Client
yes, but i reckon that the clients must have access to the server first, because the ISA client is located in the server, or how do i install it?
correct me if i´m mistaken here please 
 Posted By Marina Roos on 8/09/2008 02:45 AM

which can be done automagicallyl if you have followed the instructions in the Premiuminstallsteps.htm on the PT cd.
PT cd ?   hmm... i´m considering a membership here

Posted By Marina Roos on 8/09/2008 02:45 AM

Please, post an ipconfig /all from the server and a workstation. Open a command prompt by opening Start -> Run from the Start Menu and type cmd. From the command prompt type ipconfig /all >ip.txt. Attach this file to your answer.
will do! as soon as over there
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8/11/2008 01:17 AM  
Hi Leslie,
 
Did you run the Add user wizard and add computer wizard and join the workstations with servername/connectcomputer?
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