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dw....@gmail.com
Dec 25, 2006, 4:42:44 PM12/25/06
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Hi, I've got a simple client to site IPsec VPN setup, with a weird
problem. Ever since I got my own home network and did a splitDNS for
active directory and what not, the SecureRemote can access terminals
services, and ping ip addresses but won't resolve the ip addresses to
their domain names nor will it connect to file shares. If you telnet
into the appropriate port, such as 445, it will connect because it's
obviously open. The client side is on a different domain and network;
the host side is own it's own different domain and network as well.
Here is my setup:
problem. Ever since I got my own home network and did a splitDNS for
active directory and what not, the SecureRemote can access terminals
services, and ping ip addresses but won't resolve the ip addresses to
their domain names nor will it connect to file shares. If you telnet
into the appropriate port, such as 445, it will connect because it's
obviously open. The client side is on a different domain and network;
the host side is own it's own different domain and network as well.
Here is my setup:
Checkpoint VPN-1 UTM Edige XU (endpoint A)
WINS, DNS manually configured in Officemode
LAN= 192.168.0.0 OfficeMode = 192.168.254.0
Windows 2003 Server SP1
Domain sitea.com
--- Internet ----
Cisco PIX 501 6.3(3)
Checkpoint SecureRemote NGX R60 HFA1
Office Mode enabled; Connectivity enhancements enabled: Use NAT
tunneling, IKE over TCP, and Force UDP Encapsulation
LAN = 192.168.3.0
Windows XP Professional SP2
Domain siteb.com
What should I do? I've tried the UNC \\ip and \\hostname and it doesn't
work for some odd reason. Is this because I'm on a seperate domain than
from my work place? What's odd though, I can reach terminal services
just fine by ip addresses but not file shares.
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