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Jeffbonnie
Member since:
2005-07-07 13:30:08 |  posted: 2005-07-07 16:22:29
Watchguard VPN
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Hi,
I configured a
Watchguard VPN client for
a remote XP Pro user to
connect to a Watchguard
firewall. The client can
connect to the firewall
with no problems. Now
how do I get to the
Windows 2003 server so
the client can access
drives, etc? Once I'm
connected to the
firewall, I can't even
ping the server. What am
I missing?
Thank
you. | dmcman
Member since:
2006-03-18 05:14:56 |  posted: 2006-03-18 05:36:33
Watchguard
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open up your policy
manager for the
Watchguard, click on
"Network" then "Remote
user". In the remote user
list expand the "Firebox
authenticated users",
highlight the user you
created and click on
edit. Click on Next 2
times until you get to
"Allowed resources tab"
and verify that this user
has access to the server
they need to get to. If
you have not specified
either the single IP
address to that server OR
access to the entire
network (ex.
192.168.1.0/24) then they
will never be able to
access it. If everything
is set properly then log
into Wathguards website
and download the latest
patches for the watcguard
manager and flash your
Watchguard firebox with
the latest firmware.
There was a known issue
with the remote user
vpn's that would not
allow the user to access
the resources you granted
permissions to.
I
hope this helps. |
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