I just set up a VPN connection between out Colorado and South Carolina offices. On the CO side, we have a FVS318v3, and on the SC side a Dlink DI-808HV. The link works, it gets established and everything looks fine.
SC can remote into a computer (192.168.0.35) using Windows RDC. His DNS and WINS server are set up to be the server that also hosts AD (192.168.0.250). He can ping the AD server, and the gateway (192.168.0.1) on our side, but can't ping other computers (Probably Windows Firewall and ICMP settings).
CO can ping the remote gateway (192.168.1.1) and can even access it's web setting page. CO can't ping the computer (192.168.1.174) OR the printer (192.168.1.150) in SC.
How can I get this working? Do I need to open ports on the SC Gateway? Set up the printer to use the DNS and WINS server like the computer had to?
SC can remote into a computer (192.168.0.35) using Windows RDC. His DNS and WINS server are set up to be the server that also hosts AD (192.168.0.250). He can ping the AD server, and the gateway (192.168.0.1) on our side, but can't ping other computers (Probably Windows Firewall and ICMP settings).
CO can ping the remote gateway (192.168.1.1) and can even access it's web setting page. CO can't ping the computer (192.168.1.174) OR the printer (192.168.1.150) in SC.
How can I get this working? Do I need to open ports on the SC Gateway? Set up the printer to use the DNS and WINS server like the computer had to?
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