TCP port forwarding through SBS 2003 ?

[J741]

I had a network connected as follows:

Internet - WRT54G router - HUB - Workstation PCs.

I had the WRT54G router configured to forward incoming TCP ports for a specific application to a specific workstation PC. It all worked just fine.

Now I have insterted a Windows Small Business Server PC with 2 NICs between the router and the HUB as follows:

Interet - router - Server - HUB - Workstation PCs.

Now, I've changed the router to forward the required TCP ports to the IP address of the server's WAN connection, but I don't know how to configure SBS 2003 to forward the required incoming TCP port to the desired workstation.

Can anyone help me with this?

- James.


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[trojanman]

Im still learning SBS myself but it sounds like you might need to proxy.

And when you say hub do you mean a switch?

 

[J741]

Yes, I am using a network switch. I simply typed HUB because it was easier, and for the purpose listed here there are no signifigant differences.

- James.

My memory is not as good as it should be, and neither is my memory.

I have forgotten more than I can remember

 

[J741]

It's okay now. I figured it out. Thanks.

- James.

My memory is not as good as it should be, and neither is my memory.

I have forgotten more than I can remember