RAS Rounting, can not access entire network

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Craig Grell

I have a Windows 2000 Server setup as a VPN server. The server has a single
nic and is behind the firewall

Firewall internal (192.168.154.1)

Windows 2000 Server VPN (192.168.154.22)
VPN Static address pool (192.168.154.23 - 192.168.154.60)
Windows 2000 Server File (192.168.154.99)

Clients can connect and access the VPN server.

Clients can not access any other servers on the network

When I try to ping using an IP address of a different server I get the
following

Pinging 192.168.154.99 with 32 bytes of data:

Reply from 192.168.154.23: Destination host unreachable.

On the client the details for the VPN connection says

Server IP address = 192.168.154.23
Client IP address = 192.168.154.24

What am I missing so that the VPN client can access the entire network?

Thank you
 
M

madax

Ensure that the windows VPN Access server has all the
routing information.
Check for the access permissions in the config of the user
( the windows VPN policy). Usually not all users are give
access to the entire subnet/s.
If you are in a pure AD domain ( native not mixed) you can
allocate static IP based on user id. Check for permissions
on the ACLs in between.

Hope that helps
Mad
 

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