Loose Internet Browsing When I enable NAT

[Qamgine]

I am running Win2K Server. I have two NIC's.

LAN:
Ip - 192.168.135.29
Mask - 255.255.255.128
Gate - 192.168.135.1 (firewall router)

LAN2:
Ip - 192.168.1.1
Mask - 255.255.255.128
Gate - 192.168.135.29 (LAN1 Address)

Using DHCP, did not set any scope or server options.
The users can connect to an ip no the 192.168.135 network but the server and they cannot connect to the internet. I would greatly appreciate any help with this.

Thank you in advance.

 

[Qamgine]

Thought I'd add when I remove NAT I can browse the internet. Though the users can't access the ips or login. When I re-add NAT the users can login but the server can't browse anymore.

 

[Qamgine]

Is there another setting I'm missing?

 

[supplycore]

Are you using the server to route your internet traffic? I;m kind of confused by this post, I may have a suggestion, but need a little clarification.

 

[Qamgine]

"Are you using the server to route your internet traffic?"

Honestly, I'm not sure how to set that up. I only know how to do DHCP, and NAT through Routing and Remote Access. The server itself can't even browse the internet with NAT added. If I remove NAT the server can browse the internet.

I want those behind the server to be able to get their ips and security from the server but also to browse the internet.

Just not sure how to set it up

 

[mikeforeman]

What network are your users on?
Is there a router at 192.168.135.29 (LAN1 Address)?
Who is using DHCP and what are you nating?

 

[Qamgine]

"What network are your users on?"

They are on LAN2

"Is there a router at 192.168.135.29 (LAN1 Address)?"

Not sure what you mean. the .29 address is an address that the firewall allows to access the interent. 192.168.135.1 is the firewall address which is .29's gateway

"Who is using DHCP and what are you nating?"

The users on LAN2 get an ip from the pool 192.168.1.2-255 from the windows2k box. I am clueless on why I use NAT I only know that without it they can't access another box at 192.168.135.17 or any other box on LAN1

 

[GeneralNerd]

Do you have DNS forwarding setup

 

[Qamgine]

I doubt it, how do I check?

 

[Qamgine]

I doubt it, how do I check?