Hello,
I'm running ASG in a VM on my vmware server 1.
I have a few other vm's, mainly one SBS server, and a few web servers.
I have 2 nic in the physical host. One is connected to the WAN, the other to the LAN.
My ASG VM is defined with 3 vmnet:
1 bridged to WAN
1 used as the WAN link for the SBS
1 used for my DMZ
My SBS got 2 NIC:
1 linked to the ASG
1 bridged to the LAN.
I won't go in details on the machines in the DMZ, it doesn't really matter.
My problem actually is that I cannot join the domain with the ASG, even if I tried to open DNS, LDAP, Netbios, etc on the WAN in SBS.
What is the best setting I should use?
Shall I remove one NIC from SBS, keep only the one bridged to the LAN, and use the same, bridged vmnet in ASG? That would mean ASG is bridged on both sides, with an SBS like being on a switch on LAN side.
Or shall I open some other specific ports?
I searched quite a lot on what would be needed to join a domain, but have been unsuccesfull so far...
If anyone got some experience on SBS + ASG and can give me directions, I would really appreciate..
Felix
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