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ljCharlie
Member since:
2004-11-23 07:06:53 |  posted: 2005-02-09 06:23:20
VPN client can not access
network resource
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My vpn client is able to
connect and authenticate
on the VPN server fine.
The VPN server is able to
ping the vpn client fine,
but the vpn client can
not ping the vpn server
nor does it able to map
any network drives. The
VPN client is able to
access the Internet fine
at this point but can not
access network resource.
Will anyone tell me
what's going on and how
do I go about
troubleshooting this
problem?
Thank
you,
ljCharlie | ljCharlie
Member since:
2004-11-23 07:06:53 | posted: 2005-02-09 07:54:27
VPN client can not access
network resource
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Okay, here's something I
found out. When I click
on the Details tab of the
VPN connection, WAN
Miniport(PPTP), I see
that the VPN server's IP
address is now a local
address with 192.168.0.2
instead of the public IP
address. I am able to
ping and map to the VPN
server's shared folders.
However, I am unable to
map to our file server. I
tried the server name and
also the file server's
public IP and still not
working. Obviously there
is something I need to
configure..but I'm not
sure what it is. But I
did find out that maping
the VPN server shared
drives works if using the
private IP address. There
is something fishy about
this but I'm not sure
what it is
yet.
ljCharlie |
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