I have a Cisco VPN Concentrator at my main site and a hardware Cisco 3002
client at a remote location in Network Extension Mode. My main site is
192.168.x.x and the remote location is 172.16.1.x. I have no problem
logging into the domain from the remote location, accessing files and
printers, etc. However, my Active Directory policies are not being applied
to users and computers at the remote location. I know that the policies
work, because they are being correctly applied at my main location.

How can I enable policies to pass over the VPN router? Do I need to have a
Domain Controller at the remote location? Thank you.

Do you allow ICMP over the link?

http://support.microsoft.com/default...179442&sd=RMVP
http://support.microsoft.com/default...227260&sd=RMVP

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>I have a Cisco VPN Concentrator at my main site and a hardware Cisco 3002
> client at a remote location in Network Extension Mode. My main site is
> 192.168.x.x and the remote location is 172.16.1.x. I have no problem
> logging into the domain from the remote location, accessing files and
> printers, etc. However, my Active Directory policies are not being
> applied
> to users and computers at the remote location. I know that the policies
> work, because they are being correctly applied at my main location.
>
> How can I enable policies to pass over the VPN router? Do I need to have
> a
> Domain Controller at the remote location? Thank you.
>
>