Re: VPN Access
- From: "Jenny wu [MSFT]" <v-yanniw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 5 Aug 2005 02:28:13 +0800
Hi Rick,
Thanks for posting here!
For your description, I understand that the issue is: client computers can
not access the share files on SBS server and the clients failed to resolve
each other by computer name.If i am off base, please don't hesitate to let
me know.
Regarding the issue, please help me by collecting the following information
for research:
1. Is it your network topology:
Remote Clients <----> Router <----> Internet <----> Router <----> SBS
Server <----> Switch <----> SBS Clients
2. What is your server OS? Window 2003 or SBS 2003?
3. Can you VPN into the SBS 2003 server from the Internal client computers?
Can they access share files on server when they VPN into server?
4. Are the computers you are trying to connect to the SBS 2003 server
through VPN behind a firewall (on a LAN)? Can a computer connect directly to
the Internet connect to the SBS 2003 server?
5. Do you have ISA installed on the SBS server?
6. How many network adapters do you have on the SBS server?
7. Can you access the share files through inputing "\\ip\sharefilename" in
command line?
8. Please paste follow computers ipconfig /all results in the newsgroup:
Before turn on VPN: remote computer; sbs server; sbs client;
After VPN to server: remote computer; sbs server; sbs client;
As for you can not connect each other using computer name, please check
domain clients DNS and Wins settings. For a domain member, the DNS entry in
the workstation TCP/IP properties should always points to the server IP
address.
I appreciate your time and efforts to test. I am curently standing by to
wait for you update. I want to how it is going in your end. I am always
happy of be assistance of you!
Have a nice day!
Best Regards,
Jenny Wu
Microsoft CSS Online Newsgroup Support
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"Rick Mutimer" <Rick Mutimer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> дÈëÓʼþ
news:60AC8CE0-6CD5-4641-BB1E-DE89E4CB4A20@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hello all, need a little help. I have installed 2003 server, running as a
> domain controller. Running well. However we have now installed VPN tunnels
> controlled by routers at both ends to this network. The clients on both
ends
> are XP Pro SP2, the firewalls have been correctly configured. Only one end
> has a domain the other end has peer to peer workgroup set up. All machines
> respond to a ping by IP address but do not do so using machine name. When
a
> machine from the non-domain end of the tunnel attempts to view the
machines
> in net neighbourhood, the domain name is visible as a 'workgroup' but the
> individual machines are not. Each router is set to NetBIOS broadcast. I
need
> to access the file shares on the 2003 server remotely and cannot do so in
any
> way. The problem lies with the set up of the 2003 server in some way as we
> have other tunnels with peer to peer at both ends and the machines are all
> visible in both directions. Thank you in advance
.
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