- Jan 18, 2016
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A question for the networking experts here..
We have an internal site at location A. We have a layer 2 pipe to location B. When utilizing the ethernet, site B can access the site. What we're wanting to do is allow them to access it via wifi with the site-to-site VPN (which is currently working).
How this is an issue is we have a Sonicwall at the helm and our network is segregated; so the wifi at site B is on the DMZ. We added access rules to allow DMZ->VPN traffic to the site, which did not work; no ping, no traffic, no communication. We also added NAT policies, same story.
Am I missing something here? Any help would be appreciated.
We have an internal site at location A. We have a layer 2 pipe to location B. When utilizing the ethernet, site B can access the site. What we're wanting to do is allow them to access it via wifi with the site-to-site VPN (which is currently working).
How this is an issue is we have a Sonicwall at the helm and our network is segregated; so the wifi at site B is on the DMZ. We added access rules to allow DMZ->VPN traffic to the site, which did not work; no ping, no traffic, no communication. We also added NAT policies, same story.
Am I missing something here? Any help would be appreciated.
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