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without a problem. The problem is when we're at another location and we cannot get to this server. I can't browse to it or ping it from another location. The server is listed corectly in DNS. What would cause us to be able to get to it from this location which is where the server i slocated but
we have nothing on the inside that would prevent us form getting to this
server. But on the location where the server is at can see the server. I've tried both name and ip address with no luck. [quoted text, click to view] "Miha Pihler [MVP]" wrote:
> Hi George, > > are there any firewall between internet and the server? If yes, are > apropraite ports opened? > > -- > Mike > Microsoft MVP - Windows Security > > "George Schneider" <georgedschneider@news.postalias> wrote in message > news:D047C7EF-8A72-41C7-800B-80EBEFD77304@microsoft.com... > > We have a Webserver called webserver1 that we can get to from our main ste > > without a problem. The problem is when we're at another location and we > > cannot get to this server. I can't browse to it or ping it from another > > location. The server is listed corectly in DNS. What would cause us to > > be > > able to get to it from this location which is where the server i slocated > > but > > not from another location. Is there anything in IIS that would cause > > this? > >
Hi George,
are there any firewall between internet and the server? If yes, are apropraite ports opened? -- Mike Microsoft MVP - Windows Security [quoted text, click to view] "George Schneider" <georgedschneider@news.postalias> wrote in message news:D047C7EF-8A72-41C7-800B-80EBEFD77304@microsoft.com... > We have a Webserver called webserver1 that we can get to from our main ste > without a problem. The problem is when we're at another location and we > cannot get to this server. I can't browse to it or ping it from another > location. The server is listed corectly in DNS. What would cause us to > be > able to get to it from this location which is where the server i slocated > but > not from another location. Is there anything in IIS that would cause > this?
Hi,
Misconfigured TCP/IP settings on the server could also cause this. Make sure that you have correct IP address (you probably do) but also pay attention to subnet mask and default gateway... If these are correct, make sure that are no network devices that are blocking this access (e.g. router access lists, firewalls, ...)... Can you access (e.g. ping) any other computer from the other location? Can you access the other location computers from your webserver1? -- Mike Microsoft MVP - Windows Security [quoted text, click to view] "George Schneider" <georgedschneider@news.postalias> wrote in message news:A1271D21-3729-4354-9C88-66CA146F8554@microsoft.com... > we have nothing on the inside that would prevent us form getting to this > server. But on the location where the server is at can see the server. > I've > tried both name and ip address with no luck. > > "Miha Pihler [MVP]" wrote: > >> Hi George, >> >> are there any firewall between internet and the server? If yes, are >> apropraite ports opened? >> >> -- >> Mike >> Microsoft MVP - Windows Security >> >> "George Schneider" <georgedschneider@news.postalias> wrote in message >> news:D047C7EF-8A72-41C7-800B-80EBEFD77304@microsoft.com... >> > We have a Webserver called webserver1 that we can get to from our main >> > ste >> > without a problem. The problem is when we're at another location and >> > we >> > cannot get to this server. I can't browse to it or ping it from >> > another >> > location. The server is listed corectly in DNS. What would cause us >> > to >> > be >> > able to get to it from this location which is where the server i >> > slocated >> > but >> > not from another location. Is there anything in IIS that would cause >> > this? >> >> >>
Hi George,
Welcome to Microsoft newsgroup! From your description, it seems the local access to the web server is good. So I think there is no problem in IIS. [quoted text, click to view] >"I can't browse to it or ping it from another location ¡I've tried both name and IP address with no luck"If there is no firewall on the server, I think maybe the problem caused by network. I suggest you use the "tracert" command with server IP or name to trace the network, you will find where the error occurred. Additionally, I appreciate Mike's suggestion and also wonder is there other computers can access the web server? I hope the suggestions were helpful. If you have any other concerns, please feel free to let me know. It's my pleasure to be of assistance. Yuan Ren [MSFT] Microsoft Online Support
I get an error messgae when trying to browse to the another site from the web
server. \\servername is not accessible. You might not have permissions to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have permissions. The network path was not found. Is there somewhere where permissions are set up to allow browsing to and from this server. [quoted text, click to view] ""Yuan Ren[MSFT]"" wrote:
> Hi George, > > Welcome to Microsoft newsgroup! > > From your description, it seems the local access to the web server is good. > So I think there is no problem in IIS. > > >"I can't browse to it or ping it from another location ¡ÂI've tried both > name and IP address with no luck" > If there is no firewall on the server, I think maybe the problem caused by > network. I suggest you use the "tracert" command with server IP or name to > trace the network, you will find where the error occurred. > > Additionally, I appreciate Mike's suggestion and also wonder is there other > computers can access the web server? > > I hope the suggestions were helpful. If you have any other concerns, please > feel free to let me know. It's my pleasure to be of assistance. > > Yuan Ren [MSFT] > Microsoft Online Support >
Hi George,
Thanks for your reply! The message indicates the current user have not permission to access the web server. Do you receive any error code like 404 or 401 in your browser? Or you access the server under the "Run" command directly? If you want to get the permission to the web server, I suggest you use the "net use" command to try. The command like below: net use \\servername /u:username password Additionally, I wonder how about the result of executing the "tracert" command? I'm looking forward your reply! Regards, Yuan Ren [MSFT] Microsoft Online Support
tracert fails. It reaches both sides of the router but never reaches the
router on the other end. However we can ping and run a tracert for any other server other than the 2003 servers that we have. We get a page cannot be displayed when attempting to load the page from other sits. [quoted text, click to view] ""Yuan Ren[MSFT]"" wrote:
> Hi George, > > Thanks for your reply! > > The message indicates the current user have not permission to access the > web server. Do you receive any error code like 404 or 401 in your browser? > Or you access the server under the "Run" command directly? If you want to > get the permission to the web server, I suggest you use the "net use" > command to try. The command like below: > net use \\servername /u:username password > > Additionally, I wonder how about the result of executing the "tracert" > command? > > I'm looking forward your reply! > > Regards, > > Yuan Ren [MSFT] > Microsoft Online Support >
Hi,
Misconfigured TCP/IP settings on the server could cause this. Make sure that you have correct IP address (you probably do) but also pay attention to subnet mask and default gateway on this server... -- Mike Microsoft MVP - Windows Security [quoted text, click to view] "George Schneider" <georgedschneider@news.postalias> wrote in message news:8C89365A-AEA0-422D-89D9-30AE5F5E3AEA@microsoft.com... > tracert fails. It reaches both sides of the router but never reaches the > router on the other end. However we can ping and run a tracert for any > other server other than the 2003 servers that we have. > > We get a page cannot be displayed when attempting to load the page from > other sits. > > ""Yuan Ren[MSFT]"" wrote: > >> Hi George, >> >> Thanks for your reply! >> >> The message indicates the current user have not permission to access the >> web server. Do you receive any error code like 404 or 401 in your >> browser? >> Or you access the server under the "Run" command directly? If you want to >> get the permission to the web server, I suggest you use the "net use" >> command to try. The command like below: >> net use \\servername /u:username password >> >> Additionally, I wonder how about the result of executing the "tracert" >> command? >> >> I'm looking forward your reply! >> >> Regards, >> >> Yuan Ren [MSFT] >> Microsoft Online Support >> >>
Hi George,
Thanks for your reply! From the "tracert" result, the problem seems caused by network. I think you will be able to receive the best support in the Networking Newsgroup. Please open a new post in the Microsoft.public.window.networking newsgroup to continue working on resolving this issue. Thanks for your understanding. Best Regards, Yuan Ren [MSFT] Microsoft Online Support
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