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VS 2005 R2 guests and access from other subnets

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 01/30/2006
From: "Jeff Hofstetter" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Is there something about VS that would cause this behavior:
Install Win2K3 R2 as guest. Install IIS and set up some web sites. Clients
on OTHER subnets can't access the web pages unless they have IE setup to use
our proxy server (which is on the same subnet as the IIS server). Similarly,
set up Exchange 2003 on a guest server and users on different subnets are
unable to connect to their mailboxes.

The two guest servers have their own "private" NIC on the host machine.

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RE: VS 2005 R2 guests and access from other subnets

Sent: 01/31/2006
From: Jason Shave
Message:

Jeff,

Could you provide more information such as subnets, or maybe a network
diagram. I'm confused as to what exactly you have for a network design, etc.

"Jeff Hofstetter" wrote:

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> Is there something about VS that would cause this behavior:
> Install Win2K3 R2 as guest. Install IIS and set up some web sites. Clients
> on OTHER subnets can't access the web pages unless they have IE setup to use
> our proxy server (which is on the same subnet as the IIS server). Similarly,
> set up Exchange 2003 on a guest server and users on different subnets are
> unable to connect to their mailboxes.
>
> The two guest servers have their own "private" NIC on the host machine.
>
>
>

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