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gunwind
Member since:
2005-03-31 02:10:12 |  posted: 2005-03-31 02:22:35
Help urgently needed!!
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Hi,
We have a
situation and have run
out of ideas!
The
Situation.
The
main Office network is a
large network consisting
of about 30 servers,
Microsoft and a few
Netware, with a PIX
firewall. Many users log
in from home dial up and
VPN.
I am having
particular problems with
one user trying to VPN
in. They have ADSL at
home and a laptop running
XP Pro. The VPN client
can connect to the
Firewall, yet cannot do
anything within the
network, ie ping
anything! My laptop which
can VPN in from my house
ok will not VPN from the
users and theres will VPN
from my house. This would
indicate a line issue,
yet the user's husband
can VPN into his work
place with no problems.
I have spoke to
the line providor and
they say there are no
issues with additional
security on the line. I
have also tried a
different ADSL router and
completely disabled all
Firewalls, software and
on the router, yet cannot
make it
happen.
Please can
anyone
help??
Thanks
Karl | bugcab
Member since:
2005-04-01 15:39:54 |  posted: 2005-04-01 15:44:29
My thought
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Because of the complexity
of the problem, and it
sounds like you've tried
everything you could
think of, I would call
the routers manufacturer
and discuss the problem.
If there techies can't
solve the problem you
might end up with some
further information. | Mantrax_se
Member since:
2005-04-03 13:55:54 | posted: 2005-04-03 14:11:22
Check subnet mask
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sounds like you have the
same subnet mask in both
places | gunwind
Member since:
2005-03-31 02:10:12 | posted: 2005-04-04 01:28:57
thnx for reply
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Subnet masks are
different. Home is class
C and office is class
B.
I havent
checked with router
manufacture yet. I spoke
to BT but could check out
Netgear. Thnx will let
you know how I get on.
Any other suggestions
more than welcome. |
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