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12-18-2005 06:55 AM
12-18-2005 06:55 AM
Proliant ML350 and VLAN
Hello !
I´m having a Proliant ML350 with windows 2003 server installed and a different numbers of VLAN´s added. Default VLAN1 for example 192.168.1.0. 192.168.114.0 got VLANID 114. In the front of the server is an Ingate 1450 fw installed also with the right kind of VLAN setup.
Problem for is that the server responds on the wrong vlan. This is when I´m trying to reach the server from the internet with let´s say Terminal server.
Got an relay on port 3389 to the server so connection from internet is no problem.
trouble looks like this:
external IP connect to Ingate FW IP -> Relay to server ML350 on VLAN1 (192.168.1.1) ->server answers back on VLAN114 (192.168.114.1) -> Ingate FW says Spoofed adress (Should be coming an answer from 192.168.1.1 but server responds on 192.168.114.1.
hope you can understand something of the weird explanation :)
/Robert
I´m having a Proliant ML350 with windows 2003 server installed and a different numbers of VLAN´s added. Default VLAN1 for example 192.168.1.0. 192.168.114.0 got VLANID 114. In the front of the server is an Ingate 1450 fw installed also with the right kind of VLAN setup.
Problem for is that the server responds on the wrong vlan. This is when I´m trying to reach the server from the internet with let´s say Terminal server.
Got an relay on port 3389 to the server so connection from internet is no problem.
trouble looks like this:
external IP connect to Ingate FW IP -> Relay to server ML350 on VLAN1 (192.168.1.1) ->server answers back on VLAN114 (192.168.114.1) -> Ingate FW says Spoofed adress (Should be coming an answer from 192.168.1.1 but server responds on 192.168.114.1.
hope you can understand something of the weird explanation :)
/Robert
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12-18-2005 08:36 PM
12-18-2005 08:36 PM
Re: Proliant ML350 and VLAN
Try changing the binding order on the server.
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12-19-2005 12:39 AM
12-19-2005 12:39 AM
Re: Proliant ML350 and VLAN
I have looked at the binding order and VLAN114 is at the bottom of the list. Default VLAN is number2. Should I move Default VLAN to number1 postion?
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12-19-2005 12:47 AM
12-19-2005 12:47 AM
Re: Proliant ML350 and VLAN
I think you are in a position where you need to experiment, so yes move it.
You may also like to look at your routing table to see if anything is a miss. It does to me look like something on your servers IP stack.
The other area worth looking at is the ARP cache.
You will possibly need to capture the network packets before you are able to see exactly what is going on.
You may also like to look at your routing table to see if anything is a miss. It does to me look like something on your servers IP stack.
The other area worth looking at is the ARP cache.
You will possibly need to capture the network packets before you are able to see exactly what is going on.
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