Hello, I'm looking for a bit of guidance on how to properly set-up routing on Server 2012 in a test lab. Currently, "LAN clients" cannot access the outside world. Here is a quick overview of what I've done so far, and what I'd like to achieve.
"LAB" LAN --> Router "Edge" --> "Outside world"
LAN"Lab"
192.168.1.0/24
Others in this network can talk to each other
Each device in this network is a Hyper-V guest using the same Hyper-V virtual switch of type 'Private'.
Router "Edge"
This is a Win2012 server with 3 NICs (LAN, WAN, and Other). This server can communicate fine with the internet, and LAN devices fine.
LAN NIC - 192.168.1.1 (Hyper-V virtual switch of type Private - same as above mentioned switch)
WAN NIC - 192.168.0.9 (Hyper-V virtual switch of type External)
Other NIC - 131.170.0.2 (used for other purpose)
This server is also Hyper-V guest.
OutSide World
This is actually a basic cheap DLINK router (192.168.0.1)
Devices in this network can talk with each other fine, can ping 192.168.0.9, cannot ping 192.168.1.1 as expected
Devices in this network can access the internet fine
I have done the following
- DHCP is installed in LAN "Lab" and is working fine for all clients. Router scope option set to 192.168.1.1. DNS scope options set appropriately.
- DNS is installed in LAN "Lab" and is working fine. Clients can resolve internal AND external queries. Internal queries respond, external queries do not respond.
- RRAS is installed in LAN "Lab" on "Edge". Haven't found the proper configuration to allow LAN "Lab" traffic to pass through it.
- Because Edge has a NIC in each network, it can communicate with all networks fine including the internet / external sites.
Any troubleshooting tips would be appreicated
-Drew
Drew