captainkirk
Thu Apr 28 03:44:02 CDT 2005
Thank you very much. I do have ISA but my router has a built-in firewall so I
opted for a single NIC. I have found my LAT (thanks) and it has a very simple
single entry - 10.0.0.0-10.0.0.255.
Where do I find the Windows 2000 routing table to compare ?
Regards
"Mariette Knap [SBS MVP]" wrote:
> In news:B6708A69-703B-4628-9EBD-D50AA5859E80@microsoft.com,
> captainkirk <captainkirk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> > My event log includes several instances of the above error each day.
> > I have read a previous discussion about this error but became totally
> > confused. I only have one NIC and I wondered if anyone could tell me
> > where to find the Local Address Table or the Windows 2000 routing
> > table and how I would go about amending them. Help just makes it
> > worse - if I type in Local Address table I get a long list of
> > apparantly unrelated references - nowhere does it tell me what the
> > LAT is or where to find it !
>
> You must have ISA installed if you these errors. First of all I want to
> suggest you put a second Nic in your server. At this moment ISA is running
> in caching mode only and that is not what you want. With two Nics ISA can
> run as a full blown Firewall. Here are some diagrams how to the setup a
> network with network adapters:
>
> How should I setup my network:
>
http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=224
>
> The Lat can be found in ISA. If you drill down in the ISA Server Manager to
> the hive with the name Network Configuration and choose Lat. Delete all
> entries there and right click on Lat and choose to construct Lat entries,
> restart ISA Server Control.
>
> --
> Mariëtte Knap - MVP
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