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I have a Windows Server 2003 successfully hosting RRAS in my network (NATing with one public IP ). Now I need to host another RRAS setup like the one I've got running, only with a different private IP address and public IP.

When I originally configured anew server to do this, both Windows 2003 servers froze and we lost internet connectivity.

So, how do I host 2 RRAS servers in the same network? (I am using RRAS to limit bandwidth for computers running private IPs through bandwith controller software, if it matters.)

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A network with multiple RRAS servers is certainly possible, and not all that uncommon, so I don't think your problem is anything inherent to having multiple RRAS servers. Sounds more like the configuration on the new server created a routing loop or blocked access between your network and the rest of the 'net. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a Server 2003 guide (really long past time to get ont0 Server 2008 R2), but here's a guide for setting up RRAS on Server 2008/2008 R2 that you may find helpful.

I'd recommend going over your network settings with a fine-toothed comb to see what's caused your problem.

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