Hosting a webserver from within a network on Windows XP

[Nishad]

Code:

This is My Network

+--------------+    +----------------+   
|   ADSL       |    |                |   
|  Internet    |    |   Wireless     |   
|    Router    |<-->|   Access Point |
|  i92.168.0.1 |    |  192.168.2.254 |   
+--------------+    +----------------+
                          |
                          |
+--------------+          |
|  Windows XP  |          |
|              |          |
|              +----------+
|192.168.0.2   |          |
+--------------+          |
                          |
+--------------+          |
|   Windows XP |          |
|              |          |
|              +----------+
|192.168.0.3   |          |
+--------------+          |
                          |
+--------------+          |
|   Windows XP |          |
|              |          |
|              +----------+
|192.168.0.4   |          |
+--------------+          |
                      |   
                          |
+--------------+          |
|   Windows XP |          |
|              |          |
|              +----------+
|192.168.0.5   |         
+--------------+

I want to setup a VPN from outside the Office to this network. So Far I have tried

Microsofts native VPN solution, Wingate VPN, and PCanywhere.

None of them work. How can I address individual machines froom a remote location.

I also want to host mail server and a webserver. But since there is no way to address the

machines from the internet I can't do this either.

I can ping both local and internet addresses from all machines.


Is there a solution to this problem?




[jono659]

Code:

This is My Network

+--------------+    +----------------+   
|   ADSL       |    |                |   
|  Internet    |    |   Wireless     |   
|    Router    |<-->|   Access Point |
|  i92.168.0.1 |    |  192.168.2.254 |   
+--------------+    +----------------+
                          |
                          |
+--------------+          |
|  Windows XP  |          |
|              |          |
|              +----------+
|192.168.0.2   |          |
+--------------+          |
                          |
+--------------+          |
|   Windows XP |          |
|              |          |
|              +----------+
|192.168.0.3   |          |
+--------------+          |
                          |
+--------------+          |
|   Windows XP |          |
|              |          |
|              +----------+
|192.168.0.4   |          |
+--------------+          |
                      |   
                          |
+--------------+          |
|   Windows XP |          |
|              |          |
|              +----------+
|192.168.0.5   |         
+--------------+

I want to setup a VPN from outside the Office to this network. So Far I have tried

Microsofts native VPN solution, Wingate VPN, and PCanywhere.

None of them work. How can I address individual machines froom a remote location.

I also want to host mail server and a webserver. But since there is no way to address the

machines from the internet I can't do this either.

I can ping both local and internet addresses from all machines.


Is there a solution to this problem?




Access the vpn remotely using the router WAN address and direct the necessary ports to the vpn server which has access to the network

[Nishad]

How do I direct the ports to the vpn.

[jono659]

What router are you using and do you have the ability to access the front panel on it?

JonO

[Nishad]

The router is Lucent Cellpipe series 20. No there is no panel. just some lights.

there is a serial port . probably to program the thing to connect to the ISP.

[jono659]

The router is Lucent Cellpipe series 20. No there is no panel. just some lights.

there is a serial port . probably to program the thing to connect to the ISP.

By front panel I meant accessing the Router via the serial or network to enable port forwarding. Go here to get the documentation >

https://support.lucent.com/cgi-bin/gx.c ... ellpipe20a

JonO

[Nishad]

thanks for all the help. i have given up on this matter.

its not worth all the trouble

[jono659]

I felt the same way not too long ago (see some of my earlier posts), but I will say that once running it's a valuable asset to have on your network, also, it doesnt matter which product you use (XP vpn or even PCAnywhere), they all need you to redirect the ports unfortunately, and being honest it aint that hard once you get the idea. Email me if you like.

JonO

[Nishad]

Hi.

I replaced the Router with an ADSL Dial up Adapter. Lucent Cellpipe 20A

I have plugged it to Windows XP machine.

What should I do now.

[jono659]

Hi Nishad, rather than take up space here come across to
http://fishyfingerssl.com/phpBB2/viewfo ... b3dbeb9a54

its our self help forum and we can devote more time to your specific problem without cluttering the forum here.

JonO