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  1. It's configured as DHCP client, so it uses the DNS of our ISP. Note that all other systems (around 10, but all running on XP or Server 2003) never encountered such problem and sharing the same internet connection / DHCP config. If I do a tracert, this ends up at the DNS Server of our domain registrar, but it does not resolve the hostname to the target IP defined for the (sub-) domain... By now, the problems seems to occur only with subdomains...
  2. It' part of a windows workgroup
  3. My Windows Vista frequently "forgets" the DNS for certain (sub-) domains and I get a 404 - page not found error. If I ping the (sub-) domain I get back the IP address of the DNS server, but the domain name is not resolved anymore. I googled some possible solutions like ipconfig/flushdns or ipconfig/renew, but only a system reboot helps! I am desparating because this error occurs on same days but not everyday and occurs after already successfully addressing the requested site several times before. This is a f***** annoying bug, as I have to restart my system several times a day!! Any suggestions? Thx!
  4. Dear Dippas, Thanks for your reply! Well I think I was mixing up 2 different topics here... 1. The SBS server will act as a webserver and not as terminal- or exchange server, nor as domain controller. So I'd like to configure the server being part of a workgroup, but not acting as domain controller. So far I could not find any option to configure SBS like Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition. 2. For enabling VPN connections on SBS, Routing and RAS is enabled on SBS. But I'd also liek to activate the Windows Firewall. If RAS is enabled, using Windows Firewall is not possible, but it is possible to configure the RAS Firewall. However, when using the RAS Firewall, I have to determine one specific IP address for each protocol. While this is Ok for Remote Desktop, FTP, for http and https it is not. Because the SBS is acting as a webserver, there may be dozens of different IP addresses I have to add to the RAS Firewall, e.g. 192.168.0.*, but howto?
  5. Hi, I am trying to configure the NAT/Firewall on our backup and emergency server running on 2K3 SBS SP2. The Firewall should be configured to allow HTTP and HTTPS on all available IP addresses, but under the services&ports tab I have to define one specific IP address for each port/service. So, my question is: How can I configure the NAT/Firewall same way like on 2K3 Standard Edition?
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