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bbqchickenrobot Apr 1st, 2008 2:44 pm
RRAS as IIS basic fireawll (1 NIC)
 
Hi all, I have enabled and configured RRAS on my Windows 2003 server (IIS) machine to perform basic firewalling. I have enabled it and all works from the outside world, however, I cannot connect to the outside world on the machine. But the outside world (web users, FTP, etc...) can connect to me.

I have a single NIC with a public IP only. I haven't used any Internal network IPs - I configured RRAS to user services but pointed them to the public IP. It works, for people connecting... web users can browse the server, but when I'm at the terminal, I am unable to browse the internet or connect outbound to any other network using tcp/ip.

outbound tcp/ip hosts aren't pingable, tracert-able, nslookup won't work (can't find DNS server), etc... I enabled IP filtering with rules that allowed DNS (TCP/UPD port 53) and enabled all outbound traffic... not really sure what I am doing incorrectly.

Any help would be appreciated.

bbqchickenrobot Apr 3rd, 2008 1:36 pm
Re: RRAS as IIS basic fireawll (1 NIC)
 
Fixed it on my own.... it's so funny how RRAS is so unknown and rarely talked about. Great tool for securing web servers without the need for purchasing a software or hardware firewall.

tjfitz68 Jan 15th, 2009 11:01 am
Re: RRAS as IIS basic fireawll (1 NIC)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bbqchickenrobot (Post 576203)
Fixed it on my own.... it's so funny how RRAS is so unknown and rarely talked about. Great tool for securing web servers without the need for purchasing a software or hardware firewall.

I realize this thread is quite dated and you may no longer be around, however, what did you do to solve the problem?

Thanks,

Tim


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