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802.11g Member since: 2005-07-05 01:37:31 | posted: 2005-07-05 03:50:55 name resolution over VPN ---------- Hi, i was wondering if
anyone could help with an
issue i have in sharing
3 databases over VPN.
i have three offices each
with 2-6 workstations
all running XP Pro
SP2, they are all
connected using draytek
2600plus adsl routers
and seem to be fine most
of the time but every so
often one of the
databases cannot be
accessed by the other two
locations,
although the other two
can still be accessed by
the disfunctional
computer. it can vary
which network the issue
resides on. in order to
deal with this i
edited the host files on
all the computers and
manually set
the ips. i have
also removed or disabled
any firewalls and
regardless of
which machine goes
down i can always ping
all the other machines by
IP. there are no
servers running WINS all
three networks are peer
to peer and in their
workgroups
if this
topic has been covered
before i am sorry for
opsting about it again,
but would be obliged if
someone might direct me
to the relevant
thread.
this has
been a head scratcher for
sometime and any and all
help is appreciated in
adavance.
thnx | ahoman Member since: 2005-08-28 12:17:56 | posted: 2005-08-28 12:29:51 NAME RESOLUTION OVER VPN ---------- Check the type of VPN
connection you are using
(PPTP, AH or MD5). I
am using Draytek 2200E,
even VPN is connected,
but PPTP, AH or MD5 makes
difference. |
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