LAN - LAN VPN and Routing

Please help,



One server (Win 2003) is connecting to other (NT) with VPN connection. \

They are on different subnets (192.168.1.0 and 192.168.2.0).

Both LANs have routers connected to Internet.

IPs of routers are 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.2.1.

On Win 2003 server I set up RRAS with Demand dial Network interface. The
connection is working but I see only NT server from Win 2003 server.



How can I see whole LAN (192.168.1.0) from every computer in second LAN
(192.168.2.0) using one VPN connection?

Which routs need to be set up and where (Server NT, Server W2K3, clint LAN 1
and LAN2)?



Thanks,

 

make sure you enable ip routing on 2003.

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Like Robert said, make sure "routing" is enabled on both servers. NT4 calls
it "IP Forwarding". There really isn't any "routes" to setup since you are
only dealing with two subnets that are logically directly connected. Routing
between "directly connected" networks is automatically understood and so
there is no "routes" to configure.

However, don't expect "computer browsing" in Network Neighborhood to be 100%
reliable. There is theory and then there is real life. It would still work
even if they don't show because running Applications don't need cute little
icons in Net'Hood for them to function. You will need a common WINS Server
or WINS Servers joined as "push-pull partners" to help the reliability of
computer browsing in Net'Hood. Remember that NT4 systems are still WINS
(Netbios) Based.