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Pegasus [MVP]
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      06-24-2010


"Wilforve" <> wrote in message
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> Recently i have installed Windows Server 2008 on my server in my
> basement and deployed it as a file server and a VPN so ica naccess my
> Files remtely since im in the military and travel alot. Heres my issue:
>
> From home i can do the following:
>
> Access all shares through my networking
> VPN inside the network to the server
> VPN to the Routers IP (my server is set to have ports forwarded to allow
> for VPN)
> Stream Video
> Access files
>
> Remotely (IE outside my home network)
> I can setup the VPN so it shows that im connected and the ipconfig in
> command prompt shows the link is active, however i have the same IP of
> my server and cant access any resources at all.
> I can Remote desktop to the server and take full control of it
>
> What do i need to change or install to make me able to access my shares
> remotely?
>
>
> Server Specs:
>
> Windows sever 2008
> 1 Nic
> File Server Role installed
> Network and Routing Role Installed
> - Custom setup
> -VPN Access
> -Nat Installed
>
> Various shares allowing for multiple hardrives to be accessed
> Ports forwarded to allow VPN and VPN pass through enabled
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Make sure that your laptop's subnet differs from the subnet of your home
network.

 
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      06-26-2010
When you launch a VPN then you automatically get a second "adapter" which is
basically a dial-up adapter. This adapter will get the same subnet address
as the subnet address of the target. To make things work, you must give your
physical NIC a different subnet address.

"Wilforve" <> wrote in message
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> Ok, Update
>
> VPN is Now active, i forgot to include that since my server only has 1
> Nic in it i have to use the custom configuration and the VPN has to be
> on the same ip address range and the same subnet mask, that being said i
> am now on my network and can see all my shares on OTHER computers of my
> network, But i can not see the Network shares or anything to do with the
> server itself for that matter. Any light someone can shed on why a VPN
> server cant share files as well?
>
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