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Hi,
First, say how cool the windows xpe stuff is ... I'm enjoying every bit
Now, the problem: i cannot perform full site-to-site routing over a PPP link
(over ISDN).
I have two network sites (A and B). On each subnet, a win xpe machine acting
as a gateway/server. They are connected via an ISDN link (ISDN to USB
adapter), one being setup as dial-up server, the other as dial-up client.
I also enabled the EnableIPRouter key in the registry, so that some extra
routing can be done by windows.
subnetA -- dialup client -----IP/PPP /ISDN ---- dialup server -- subnetB
The problem: the dial-up link is set up no problem. From the dialup client
subnet, i can ping into the dialup server subnet. But from the dialup server
subnet, i can NOT. The further i can ping is the dialup client IP/PPP/ISDN
interface IP, but not the "internal" subnet interface.
I read this is normal for the PPP client not to allow its subnet to be
seen/reached. But ... is there a work around? VPN?
Any pointers will be highly appreciated.
Cesc
First, say how cool the windows xpe stuff is ... I'm enjoying every bit

Now, the problem: i cannot perform full site-to-site routing over a PPP link
(over ISDN).
I have two network sites (A and B). On each subnet, a win xpe machine acting
as a gateway/server. They are connected via an ISDN link (ISDN to USB
adapter), one being setup as dial-up server, the other as dial-up client.
I also enabled the EnableIPRouter key in the registry, so that some extra
routing can be done by windows.
subnetA -- dialup client -----IP/PPP /ISDN ---- dialup server -- subnetB
The problem: the dial-up link is set up no problem. From the dialup client
subnet, i can ping into the dialup server subnet. But from the dialup server
subnet, i can NOT. The further i can ping is the dialup client IP/PPP/ISDN
interface IP, but not the "internal" subnet interface.
I read this is normal for the PPP client not to allow its subnet to be
seen/reached. But ... is there a work around? VPN?
Any pointers will be highly appreciated.
Cesc