RWW and CIECW Error ON Firewall And Security Certificate

I am, trying to configure my SBS 2003 standard edition with one nic for RWW.
I have the PC's set for remote access. I ran throught the CIECW to set the
remote access and it fails at the firewall configuration. I have a Lynksys
router and did not choose to automaitically configure the router. I did
forward ports 443 & 4125. I can do a remote access from my sbs 2003 to my pc,
but when I try from a remote pc I get the error: There is a problem with the
web site's security certificate. The security certificate presented by the
website was issued to a different website's address. You are not authorized
to view this page.

Any suggestions greatly appreciated!
Terry

Terry

When you setup the remote users, did you use the Mobile User Template? Does
CEICW actually *fail* "at the firewall configuration"? If so what message
are you getting for that? Regarding the certificate, did you assign a URL
or the external IP address of the router in CEICW? I normally clear the
message you are seeing by using the IP address.

Joe

"Terry1337" <Terry1337@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am, trying to configure my SBS 2003 standard edition with one nic for
>RWW.
> I have the PC's set for remote access. I ran throught the CIECW to set the
> remote access and it fails at the firewall configuration. I have a Lynksys
> router and did not choose to automaitically configure the router. I did
> forward ports 443 & 4125. I can do a remote access from my sbs 2003 to my
> pc,
> but when I try from a remote pc I get the error: There is a problem with
> the
> web site's security certificate. The security certificate presented by the
> website was issued to a different website's address. You are not
> authorized
> to view this page.
>
> Any suggestions greatly appreciated!
> Terry

Joe,
I did not origionally use the mobil template to crete my users, beacause we
did not want remote access when I got the server. I had added the remote web
group to the users member of properties. I now added mobil users to the
properties also.

When I go through the CEICW it asks for thel local address 192.168.1.5 of
the router not the external address.

I get the error during firewall configuration: An error occurred while
configuring a component. To continue clickOK to end press cancel. I click on
OK to continue.

Terry

"J. M. De Moor" wrote:

> Terry
>
> When you setup the remote users, did you use the Mobile User Template? Does
> CEICW actually *fail* "at the firewall configuration"? If so what message
> are you getting for that? Regarding the certificate, did you assign a URL
> or the external IP address of the router in CEICW? I normally clear the
> message you are seeing by using the IP address.
>
> Joe
>
> "Terry1337" <Terry1337@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:92B193FD-7ACE-4C59-AAB6-F5DD95D50E3F@microsoft.com...
> >I am, trying to configure my SBS 2003 standard edition with one nic for
> >RWW.
> > I have the PC's set for remote access. I ran throught the CIECW to set the
> > remote access and it fails at the firewall configuration. I have a Lynksys
> > router and did not choose to automaitically configure the router. I did
> > forward ports 443 & 4125. I can do a remote access from my sbs 2003 to my
> > pc,
> > but when I try from a remote pc I get the error: There is a problem with
> > the
> > web site's security certificate. The security certificate presented by the
> > website was issued to a different website's address. You are not
> > authorized
> > to view this page.
> >
> > Any suggestions greatly appreciated!
> > Terry
>
>
>

Terry

>
> When I go through the CEICW it asks for thel local address 192.168.1.5 of
> the router not the external address.
>

Yes, for the Router Connection page, but not when creating the web server
certificate. When you get to the Firewall page in the wizard, select Enable
firewall. 3 screens later, you should see the Web Server Certificate page.
Select "Create a new Web server certificate," in the Web server name box,
put the external IP address of the router.

Joe

Joe,

I also had to go in and change the settings on the IIS default web page to
allow access.

Thanks for your responses!
Terry

"J. M. De Moor" wrote:

> Terry
>
> >
> > When I go through the CEICW it asks for thel local address 192.168.1.5 of
> > the router not the external address.
> >
>
> Yes, for the Router Connection page, but not when creating the web server
> certificate. When you get to the Firewall page in the wizard, select Enable
> firewall. 3 screens later, you should see the Web Server Certificate page.
> Select "Create a new Web server certificate," in the Web server name box,
> put the external IP address of the router.
>
> Joe
>
>
>