Windows 2003 + Networking?

[sTo0z]

I have a Windows 2003 Server machine with two network interfaces.

One card to the internet connection, and the other card to the rest of the network.

How do I get the traffic to flow through this computer? I'm not too network savvy at this point.

I tried to bridge connections but that just killed the internet connection.

I tried to do internet connection sharing but it was going to change my LAN address to 192.xxx.xxx.xxx and I can't have that.

If there is some other way to do this, any help would be appreciated.

[Realist]

Read this for starters:

http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d...e_firewall.asp

And this might help you.

http://www.homenethelp.com/web/howto...-xp-bridge.asp

[sTo0z]

Ironically I've actually seen those.

Not sure how they help me.

[penguino]

I think you need to run the "routing and remote access" snap-in.

Goto "Start" - "All Programs" - "Administrative Tools" - "routing and Remote Access"

Take it from there. Its fairly simple.

[jbosvark]

I think windows help has a kind of walk through for setting up the server as an Internet access server on your network. Keep in mind it has a built in firewall (rudimentary).
Windows 2003 SBS has all this in wizards, so I would imagine the standalone version also has something similar.
It would be a good idea to read up as much as possible on this topic since configuring your server incorrectly to connect to the big bad Internet could result in disaster. I have at least 100 attempted admin logins to our server every day.
Keep at it, the longer you struggle the better you end up knowing the product!