From: Jim Marasco on 25 Feb 2010 10:21 I installed Virtual PC 2007 on Windows Vista. I installed 4 machines, two are Windows Server 2003 as Active Directory Domain controller and the other is W2003 as file and print server. I have two Windows XP machine joined to the domain. All machine are working fine on their own network. What I need to accomplish now is to have Interent connection so I can insall ISA and grant Internet connection to all the machine. Right now all the machine are on local only network. I am not sure how to configure the connection so all machine will have Internet connection. Any help or ideas are really appreciated.
From: RCan on 25 Feb 2010 16:21 Hi Jim, you had already the solution if you can use here an ISA server that would luxus :-) normally just an W2K3 RRAS service would also be enough but then you cannot use fw rules easily for routing/publishing tests. Just add a 2 vNICs to your RRAS/ISA and bind 1 x internal and 1 x your physical adapter (NAT or 1:1). The you need to configure the internet access from your RRAS/ISA server. Finally all servers/clients must point as default gateway to your internal IP of your ISA server. Hope that helps Regards Ramazan "Jim Marasco" <JimMarasco(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:18F9E011-DF5B-43B3-ADEE-514466F7672C(a)microsoft.com... > I installed Virtual PC 2007 on Windows Vista. I installed 4 machines, two > are > Windows Server 2003 as Active Directory Domain controller and the other is > W2003 as file and print server. I have two Windows XP machine joined to > the > domain. All machine are working fine on their own network. What I need to > accomplish now is to have Interent connection so I can insall ISA and > grant > Internet connection to all the machine. Right now all the machine are on > local only network. I am not sure how to configure the connection so all > machine will have Internet connection. Any help or ideas are really > appreciated.
From: Bill Grant on 25 Feb 2010 17:33 As Ramazan said, you do it just as you would with physical machines. I have a setup like that running. It used to run with 2003 RRAS/NAT but is now running 2008 with TMG rather ISA. Remember that you also have to modify your local DNS to forward to a public DNS service to resolve foreign URLs. The AD clients should use the local DNS server only. "RCan" <noospam(a)arcor.de> wrote in message news:B52350C3-401B-41F2-AC34-7539B7D2A5EE(a)microsoft.com... > Hi Jim, > > you had already the solution if you can use here an ISA server that would > luxus :-) normally just an W2K3 RRAS service would also be enough but then > you cannot use fw rules easily for routing/publishing tests. > > Just add a 2 vNICs to your RRAS/ISA and bind 1 x internal and 1 x your > physical adapter (NAT or 1:1). The you need to configure the internet > access from your RRAS/ISA server. > > Finally all servers/clients must point as default gateway to your internal > IP of your ISA server. > > Hope that helps > > Regards > Ramazan > > "Jim Marasco" <JimMarasco(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:18F9E011-DF5B-43B3-ADEE-514466F7672C(a)microsoft.com... >> I installed Virtual PC 2007 on Windows Vista. I installed 4 machines, two >> are >> Windows Server 2003 as Active Directory Domain controller and the other >> is >> W2003 as file and print server. I have two Windows XP machine joined to >> the >> domain. All machine are working fine on their own network. What I need to >> accomplish now is to have Interent connection so I can insall ISA and >> grant >> Internet connection to all the machine. Right now all the machine are on >> local only network. I am not sure how to configure the connection so all >> machine will have Internet connection. Any help or ideas are really >> appreciated. >
From: Jim Marasco on 25 Feb 2010 20:39 Thank you very much Ramazan and Bill Grant for taking time to reply back to my question. I'll follow up your direction to do so, but in the mean time I would like to set the connections for virtual machines. All of the machines are on local only network, so they communicate only with each other. How can I setup the network cards for each machine so later I can install ISA on one of the server on one of the server. Do I need to setup loopback adapter or go with NAT. Here is my current configuration to give you an idea: Windows Server 2003, AD,DC,DNS (Not a DHCP) yet. IP address:192.168.200.1 DNS: 192.168.200.1 Default Gateway: 192.168.200.254. Windows Server 2003, file and print server. IP address: 192.168.200.4 DNS:192.168.200.1 Windows XP: joined the domain. IP address: 192.168.200.2 Default Gateway: 192.168.200.254 Windows XP: joined the domain. IP address:192.168.200.3 Default Gateway: 192.168.200.254 "Jim Marasco" wrote: > I installed Virtual PC 2007 on Windows Vista. I installed 4 machines, two are > Windows Server 2003 as Active Directory Domain controller and the other is > W2003 as file and print server. I have two Windows XP machine joined to the > domain. All machine are working fine on their own network. What I need to > accomplish now is to have Interent connection so I can insall ISA and grant > Internet connection to all the machine. Right now all the machine are on > local only network. I am not sure how to configure the connection so all > machine will have Internet connection. Any help or ideas are really > appreciated.
From: Bill Grant on 25 Feb 2010 23:20 That is all OK. You can even set up DHCP (if you want to) because you are in a local network. All you will need to do (as far as routing is concerned) is to install your router/firewall vm with two NICS. One will be in Local Only and this will be the gateway for your private LAN (192.168.200.254). The other NIC will be linked to the physical NIC on the host and will be the "public" NIC of your router/firewall. This machine does the routing for your private LAN, not the host OS. You can run it as a NAT router using RRAS or you can run ISA in this machine. The host does not come into the routing at all. The router/firewall vm has its own network connection to the physical network. "Jim Marasco" <JimMarasco(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:5A5F1DD6-0B23-4AFF-896F-500FCAAFFA73(a)microsoft.com... > Thank you very much Ramazan and Bill Grant for taking time to reply back > to > my question. I'll follow up your direction to do so, but in the mean time > I > would like to set the connections for virtual machines. All of the > machines > are on local only network, so they communicate only with each other. How > can > I setup the network cards for each machine so later I can install ISA on > one > of the server on one of the server. Do I need to setup loopback adapter or > go > with NAT. Here is my current configuration to give you an idea: > Windows Server 2003, AD,DC,DNS (Not a DHCP) yet. > IP address:192.168.200.1 > DNS: 192.168.200.1 > Default Gateway: 192.168.200.254. > Windows Server 2003, file and print server. > IP address: 192.168.200.4 > DNS:192.168.200.1 > Windows XP: joined the domain. > IP address: 192.168.200.2 > Default Gateway: 192.168.200.254 > Windows XP: joined the domain. > IP address:192.168.200.3 > Default Gateway: 192.168.200.254 > > "Jim Marasco" wrote: > >> I installed Virtual PC 2007 on Windows Vista. I installed 4 machines, two >> are >> Windows Server 2003 as Active Directory Domain controller and the other >> is >> W2003 as file and print server. I have two Windows XP machine joined to >> the >> domain. All machine are working fine on their own network. What I need to >> accomplish now is to have Interent connection so I can insall ISA and >> grant >> Internet connection to all the machine. Right now all the machine are on >> local only network. I am not sure how to configure the connection so all >> machine will have Internet connection. Any help or ideas are really >> appreciated.
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