Moose,
Go to your nic properties, and select the box to 'show icon when
connected'.
Unplug the cat cable from one of the nics,
and see which one shows
disconnected in the tray. (this is to ensure
you haven't mixed up the nics).
Make sure the external nic is actually
plugged into the router, and the
internal nic is actually plugged into the
hub/switch.
At Start | Control Panel | Network
connections > open.
On the Menu bar, click Advanced | Advanced
In the Connections window, ensure that you
Internal nic is at the top of the
list, and the External nic is next.
Highlight the Internal nic.
Check the bindings in the lower window, you
should have all the boxes
checked (enabled).
Highlight the External nic, and ensure all
the bindings are un-checked
(disabled).
OK your way out.
Go to Server Management | Advanced
Management | Computer Managment |
Services and Applications | DHCP
Is DHCP running? Is your Scope
[192.168.16.0] (SBS Scope) showing OK?
Have you got any third party PPPoE
software (something your ISP would have
given you) installed on the SBS?
In Network Connections, do you still have a
PPPoE connection shown there?
When you run CEICW, if you are asked if
you'd like the UpNP router
configured, say NO.
NOTE: Don't select 'do not change' anywhere
in the wizard.
Select Broadband connection.
Select Direct Broadband Connection
Select your External and Internal nics
correctly (and carefully)
Enter the Routers's lan side (internal) IP
address as the gateway.
Enter your ISPs DNS server IP, or optionally
a) leave them empty b) if the
router is set to forward DNS requests, enter
the router's lan IP address.
Enable your Firewall (do NOT select 'don't
change')
Make your selections to the firewall and web
services
Create a new cert.
Enable Email, and go through the settings to
check or change them (your
previous settings are displayed)
Finish the wizard, and report any errors (re-post
the log file)
