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Guest
Hi,
I cannot access my internal network when establishing a vpn connection.
I can connect to the RRAS server and get authenticated, but I can't access
anything on my internal network either by pinging the ip's or trying terminal
services. I can get to the internal network from the RRAS server. I have
route statements in for the internal network.
My setup is a 2003 RRAS server with 2 NIC's, one in my DMZ (a dumb hub)
and one on my LAN (Cisco Switch).
My VPN client's ipconfig looks like this:
Autoconfiguration IP Address : 192.168.10.7
Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.255
Default Gateway : 192.168.10.7
DNS Servers : 198.148.164.129
I cannot access my internal network when establishing a vpn connection.
I can connect to the RRAS server and get authenticated, but I can't access
anything on my internal network either by pinging the ip's or trying terminal
services. I can get to the internal network from the RRAS server. I have
route statements in for the internal network.
My setup is a 2003 RRAS server with 2 NIC's, one in my DMZ (a dumb hub)
and one on my LAN (Cisco Switch).
My VPN client's ipconfig looks like this:
Autoconfiguration IP Address : 192.168.10.7
Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.255
Default Gateway : 192.168.10.7
DNS Servers : 198.148.164.129