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| Dr. VPNlabs Question (Archived) |
| Chris |
posted: 2002-02-01 06:30:44
We have just successfullly set up a VPN between
two offices. office 1 uses one-to-one NAT and
office 2 uses standard mode to connect to the
internet.
Problem: both offices can no longer
view websites they are hosting using public IP
addresses (or by typing in their correct domain
names). Also emails from office 2 no longer go
through to office 1. Office 1 emails are
fine.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Chris |
| Dr. VPNlabs |
posted: 2002-02-05 14:40:08
Chris,
This seems like
a common problem. You
have some data that you
would like to be
publically accessible and
some that only available
via the VPN. This is a
matter of 1. creating a
DMZ and hosting your
websites in the DMZ 2.
checking the permissions
on your VPN
server
I found
this solution
also:
1-Go to the
properties of the Dial-Up
connection
2-Highlight
"Internet Protocol
(TCP/IP) and click on
"Properties"
3-Click
on
"Advanced..."
4-Unchec
k "Use default gateway on
remote
network..."
The QB
article gives and
advanced description of
why you need to
uncheck
this
box.
cheers,
Ph
ildom
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