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Brian
VPN between 2 XP networks should be so easy!!!!
I can connect to the VPN server (that also serves as
router/firewall)and see the files on that pc, but whatever
I do, I can not connect to any of the pc´s behind the VPN
server/firewall not with IP adresses nor with their names!
And of course the port 1723 has been opened (XP integrated
FW)! I suspect that the routing might not be right! What I
just cant figure out is why can I only access files on the
VPN server/router/firewall and not the network behind
it!!!!
Setting up the VPN server and client I just used the
wizards (defaults).
The facts:
OS on the Router/VPN server and the client is XP Pro.
Computers in the remote network are NT4 workstation and
w98.
Both networks use adsl connections, the host via a NIC
(which means that the router/vpn server has 2 NIC´s) and
the client via adsl modem!
The IP scope has been sorted! There are no ip conflicts!
Both networks has there own range! I use 90.0.0.xx for the
remote network and 90.0.0.y for the client nework.
I can connect to the VPN server (that also serves as
router/firewall)and see the files on that pc, but whatever
I do, I can not connect to any of the pc´s behind the VPN
server/firewall not with IP adresses nor with their names!
And of course the port 1723 has been opened (XP integrated
FW)! I suspect that the routing might not be right! What I
just cant figure out is why can I only access files on the
VPN server/router/firewall and not the network behind
it!!!!
Setting up the VPN server and client I just used the
wizards (defaults).
The facts:
OS on the Router/VPN server and the client is XP Pro.
Computers in the remote network are NT4 workstation and
w98.
Both networks use adsl connections, the host via a NIC
(which means that the router/vpn server has 2 NIC´s) and
the client via adsl modem!
The IP scope has been sorted! There are no ip conflicts!
Both networks has there own range! I use 90.0.0.xx for the
remote network and 90.0.0.y for the client nework.