VPN IP filtering question

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PC

Hi,

I have a Windows 2000 VPN server that works fine until I apply IP filtering.
With filtering applied all clients can connect and are authenticated without
any problems.

The ploblem is I can't seem to access any network resources. When I try to
ping any host (either by IP or netbios name) I receive one successful reply
and 3 time outs. This is the same for any host except the VPN server itself.

After this all pings time out unless I don't ping for at least 5 mins then I
will receive one reply again.How or why is this happening

This seems like a RRAS question (which it is I guess) but the problem only
occurs when filtering is applied so I thought maybe somebody here could
help.

Thanks for any advice

...pc
 
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Steven L Umbach

Where exactly are you doing the filtering - tcp/ip filtering, ipsec filtering, Remote
Access Policy filtering, or on the external adapter in Remote Access Management
Console? --- Steve
 
P

PC

Hi Steve,

Thanks for your reply.

I'm doing the filtering on the public interface on the VPN server. I have
set Input and output filters in Ip Routing > General > Right click the
interface facing the internet > then properties and Input and Output
filters.

Any ideas

Regards

Paul
 
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Steven L Umbach

Check your filter configurations so that the local subnet is allowed and not just the
IP address of the VPN server. --- Steve
 

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