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I only want to do this to test the vpn connection from inside the LAN, to
make sure that clients will be able to connect to office (through my vpn
server) from home. But maybe it can't be done with this setup.
The VPN server is a SBS 2003 that acts as a gateway from our lan to the
internet. LAN ip addr is 10.10.99.9. The WAN NIC is 192.168.1.138. NAT is
supplied by a router/firewall on that faces the internet. So from home we
vpn into office using external IP like 66.28.14.13 which connects us to the
SMS's vpn. OK, that works fine from home. But why can't I connect to the
vpn using 66.28.14.13 from inside the LAN. I used to be able to when the
vpn server wasn't a our gateway out and didn't use NAT. I know it's a
stupid question, but I needs to know. From inside, I get "Error 737:
Loopback was detected." I suppose it has something to do with going out the
same address that I want to vpn back into. But I really need to understand
this. An explaination or a reference to an artical to read would be
appreciated.
Cheers!
make sure that clients will be able to connect to office (through my vpn
server) from home. But maybe it can't be done with this setup.
The VPN server is a SBS 2003 that acts as a gateway from our lan to the
internet. LAN ip addr is 10.10.99.9. The WAN NIC is 192.168.1.138. NAT is
supplied by a router/firewall on that faces the internet. So from home we
vpn into office using external IP like 66.28.14.13 which connects us to the
SMS's vpn. OK, that works fine from home. But why can't I connect to the
vpn using 66.28.14.13 from inside the LAN. I used to be able to when the
vpn server wasn't a our gateway out and didn't use NAT. I know it's a
stupid question, but I needs to know. From inside, I get "Error 737:
Loopback was detected." I suppose it has something to do with going out the
same address that I want to vpn back into. But I really need to understand
this. An explaination or a reference to an artical to read would be
appreciated.
Cheers!