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|    Draschl Clemens to Kent Kirkegaard    |
|    Re: Sonocwall VPN on a Sonicwall Pro230     |
|    15 Jan 04 10:32:27    |
      From: c.draschl@conova.com              Kent Kirkegaard wrote:       > Hi,       > The VPN clients connect to the LAN, and the connection is stable.       > But, the VPN clients cannot browse the Internet?              Seems, you configured your policy like this. What client-softwaer do you       use? I suppose the SonicWall client              >       > The VPN clients gets a IP address from our DHCP server on the LAN, there are       > no problems reaching all resources on the LAN, but the Internet is nor       > reachable, not even ping.              Applied any filters? Why do you use DHCP? Configured the network adapter       correctly (inside the SonicWall client)              >       > A trace route tells me that it all stops on the central router       > (192.168.0.1).              This should not happen, as far as you didn't explicitly configure your       client-policy to do so.              > The central router is using the Sonicwall to reach the Internet       >              ACK              > I have attached a picture of the setup, hope that it makes it more clear :-)       >              Didn't see any picture, 'cause the nntp-server cuts off any binaries. Maybe       you want to try ASCII-art?              > If you have any suggestions, please let med know.              I normally only encrypt the traffic to the internal network through the       security gateway and let the other traffic (mail, news, http) go the normal       way to the internet.              /cd              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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