I want to configure my firewall settings.
i am having 50 machines in my network and i want to allow browsing for only 25
machines in it?
namely
my network is 10.xx.xx.0
my machine ip is from 10.xx.xx.201- 10.xx.xx.250
now i want to allow the machines 10.xx.xx.201-10.xx.xx.225
Re: XP to Vista -- only halfway there ... concerning networks that combine Vista and XP machines. ... I am setting up an inhouse network that links together three machines,... by 1) a misconfigured firewall or overlooked firewall (including stateful ... (microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing)
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Re: Active Directory Setup Advice ... A domain is really an entity with a single security remit.... seen as on the same network it will be like one big network. ... Under one domain all machines have to be unique in naming scheme. ...sub domains you can have same names under different domain. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: Vista, SBS 2003 and RAS not working ... We have a windows SBS 2003 server – straight out of the box, ... The VPN connection between your computer and the VPN server could not ... You mention that the clients are Vista machines, which means that their built-in firewall works on outgoing messages as well as incoming ones, and the firewall needs to be told that outgoing PPTP VPN connections should be allowed. ... Computers don't need to be joined to the domain to connect by VPN, by the way, so you can use other remote computers for testing, it's just that only domain machines get access to all network resources easily.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
