JUVANUT
Sun Jan 30 19:57:04 CST 2005
No, there is no NAT on either side of the SBS server. Tke client can only
ping it's own address, it can't reach anywhere else down the pike. I have
tested with a "bare naked" client connected to the Internet and was able to
connect and communicate with other PPTP VPNs.
"Robert L [MS-MVP]" wrote:
> do you have NAT that is blocking the ping?
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> > Have an SBS200 server using ISA for some time. Without any changes we
> > know
> > of, we cannot connect via PPTP to hosts on the internal LAN. VPN connects
> > fine and shows connection with correct addresses, it just wont ping
> > farther
> > that the addresss it gets, and cannot ping even to the address on the
> > internal nic on the SBS server. Any ideas? Thanks
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