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12 Nov 2014 11:56 #7
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Now its working just have another question:
I managed to VPN in to my office with no issues from my customers site (on their PC). I want to be able to use their resources as well as RDP to a server back at my office.
I can ping their default gateway but nothing on the network, also the VPN is giving me my ISPs DNS settings.
ANy ideas?
I managed to VPN in to my office with no issues from my customers site (on their PC). I want to be able to use their resources as well as RDP to a server back at my office.
I can ping their default gateway but nothing on the network, also the VPN is giving me my ISPs DNS settings.
ANy ideas?
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12 Nov 2014 12:28 #8
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tick the box that say use gateway on remote network...
I must admits I have an unanswered case with DrayTek about the VPN connectivity when not using an Application. _ It doesn't work but If I used the same credentials with the VPN client its fine.
I must admits I have an unanswered case with DrayTek about the VPN connectivity when not using an Application. _ It doesn't work but If I used the same credentials with the VPN client its fine.
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12 Nov 2014 12:30 #9
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http://www.forum.draytek.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=19457
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12 Nov 2014 13:27 #10
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Thanks sicon.
That lets me browse the internet but I still cannot route to the network I am coming from.
As an example, im at my customers site logged onto a Domain Controller via RDP. I then want to connect to my RDP server in my office.
A couple of issues I see.
1. DNS uses my ISP servers so I cant resolve anything on my customers network.
2. I can ping my customers Default Gateway but nothing else on the network.
Hope that makes sense
That lets me browse the internet but I still cannot route to the network I am coming from.
As an example, im at my customers site logged onto a Domain Controller via RDP. I then want to connect to my RDP server in my office.
A couple of issues I see.
1. DNS uses my ISP servers so I cant resolve anything on my customers network.
2. I can ping my customers Default Gateway but nothing else on the network.
Hope that makes sense
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