Server 2012 cannot connect to network share. Server 2012 cannot connect to network share
VPN clients and internal network. We do this by: RC the VPN connection, networking, Internet Protocol TCP/IP, advanced, clear the check box (use default gateway on remote network). The tunnel connects, i get a valid IP address from the PPTP server, i can ping remote LAN IP addresses and access remote web based management pages (like printer config pages, etc.) locally on the remote LAN, but i cannot access PC and Server shares over that same connection. Jan 25, 2016 · So I've scoured the web and pulled together enough info to enable me to create an incoming VPN connection on our dedicated P2P file "server" which runs Windows 8.1 Pro. Jul 15, 2018 · So I just set up Team Viewer mainly for accessing my desktop PC's files remotely. I'm going on a trip and would like to access files if I need to. I setup everything correctly (So it seems) and I connected to the VPN from my Win10 laptop. The VPN connected and I clicked "Share files via Explorer". Jun 06, 2012 · The problem is, I can connect to the VPN just fine and access all services running on that same OS X server like iChat and AFP file sharing. But, I cannot directly access any other device on the office network like client machines or even trying to log into the router's GUI interface. Pings timeout, etc. Example:
Jan 25, 2016 · So I've scoured the web and pulled together enough info to enable me to create an incoming VPN connection on our dedicated P2P file "server" which runs Windows 8.1 Pro.
It's possible that when you have the client connection initiated, you don't have a route to the network your servers are on. You could try adding a route manually in windows to test this, just point the route to lan as your dgw when connected to vpn. If you cannot establish the vpn connection from home, then it could be that the home router's firewall rules are blocking udp port 500 and the esp protocol. Before we go too far, let me know if the vpn authen succeeds.
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Client VPN connects but cannot access anything Hi All, vpn client is connecting and authenticating, but the only thing I can ping is the LAN interface of the MX box. I can't ping anything behind it. I've used ip addresses for pinging to eliminate DNS issues. This is normally something I would be able to troubleshoot on other appliances but the [SRX] Pulse client is connected, but can't get to Perform the following steps: This article assumes that the Pulse client is connected to the SRX. If the Pulse client PC is not connected or you are not sure if it is connected to the SRX, refer to KB17220 - Resolution Guide - SRX - Troubleshoot Pulse VPN connections to SRX. On the Pulse PC client, enter the command ipconfig from a DOS prompt. Look at the IP address assigned to the Ethernet VPN connects, but not access to folders in server Jul 18, 2012