2 subnets 1 server

[Guest amb]

We have the terminalserver connected to 2 different subnets.

10.3.0.0 and 100.10.0.0, the server has as IP's 10.3.0.51 and 100.10.10.1,

we can rmake a rdp session to the 10.3.0.51 side, but not to the 100.10.10.1

side. The server was first configured on the 10.3.0.51 side, the networkcart

for the other side was installed later. What do we wrong. We did shut down

the firewall on bothsides, we're working on a windows2003 server.

[Guest amb]

RE: 2 subnets 1 server

 

tanx all for reading this. it's allready resolved..was configured for only

one card.. :-)

 

"amb" wrote:

> We have the terminalserver connected to 2 different subnets.

> 10.3.0.0 and 100.10.0.0, the server has as IP's 10.3.0.51 and 100.10.10.1,

> we can rmake a rdp session to the 10.3.0.51 side, but not to the 100.10.10.1

> side. The server was first configured on the 10.3.0.51 side, the networkcart

> for the other side was installed later. What do we wrong. We did shut down

> the firewall on bothsides, we're working on a windows2003 server.

[Guest Patrick Rouse]

RE: 2 subnets 1 server

 

This second NIC really was unneccessary if you have routers in place that

connect the two subnets.

 

--

Patrick C. Rouse

Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server

SE, West Coast USA & Canada

Quest Software, Provision Networks Division

Virtual Client Solutions

http://www.provisionnetworks.com

 

 

"amb" wrote:

> tanx all for reading this. it's allready resolved..was configured for only

> one card.. :-)

>

> "amb" wrote:

>

> > We have the terminalserver connected to 2 different subnets.

> > 10.3.0.0 and 100.10.0.0, the server has as IP's 10.3.0.51 and 100.10.10.1,

> > we can rmake a rdp session to the 10.3.0.51 side, but not to the 100.10.10.1

> > side. The server was first configured on the 10.3.0.51 side, the networkcart

> > for the other side was installed later. What do we wrong. We did shut down

> > the firewall on bothsides, we're working on a windows2003 server.