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zafur2000
Member since:
2009-01-20 01:57:27 |  posted: 2009-01-20 02:31:53
VPN
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Hi
I have created
a vpn server on windows
2000. Now i can connect
to the server from remote
location, but is unable
to connect on the LAN on
the remote server
side.
the vpn
server consists of 2 LAN
cards one on the public
internet and the other on
LAN.
I am
connecting on the servers
public interface
(WAN)from the client side
and is able to connect
the server. But i cannot
access to the LAN network
of that
location.
Please
help.
The server
configuration that i have
used is
WAN:
configured with public
IP
LAN: configured
with 192.168.X.X/24 with
gate way as
192.168.X.1
VPN: a
static pool 10.10.X.X of
20 address as been
created for VPN
clients.
The server is
configured with NAT, and
the lan users are able to
browse internet.
| L8ians
Member since:
2009-07-07 18:28:36 | posted: 2009-07-10 14:29:57
VPN
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LAN==vpnserver==internet=
==remoteserver=LAN
The LAN on the VPN
server is able to connect
to the internet.
And
the remote server is able
to connect to the vpn
server but not the LAN on
the VPN server, we need
to check the VPN firewall
rules on the VPN server. |
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