VPN don't see another machines

[Uyyy]

Hello.
I have configured a vpn on a windows 2003 r2. From my home i connect with my
notebook win 7 home premium configuring vpn client conection to window 2003.
All go right but from network environment i can not see all machines of my
network included windows 2003, but if i type \\ip_of_windows2003 i can see
all shared resources of the window2003. How i can see this with the name of
server \\servername and all rest of machines win xp ?
There is no firewall active.

Thanks.

 

[Big Steel]

Hello.
I have configured a vpn on a windows 2003 r2. From my home i connect with my
notebook win 7 home premium configuring vpn client conection to window 2003.
All go right but from network environment i can not see all machines of my
network included windows 2003, but if i type \\ip_of_windows2003 i can see
all shared resources of the window2003. How i can see this with the name of
server \\servername and all rest of machines win xp ?
There is no firewall active.

Thanks.

What VPN solution are you using? Is it IPSEC?

 

[Uyyy]

No.
I don following:
Servidor VPN

1º.- Control Panel-> Network conections ->new conection

2º.- New conection assistan

3º.- Setting advanced conection.

4º.- Accept incoming conections

5º.- At the screen "devices of incoming conections" i don't select anyone
6º.- At the screen "incoming conection vpn" i select "Permission private
virtual conections"
7º.- On the "User permissions" select users
our team can connect using the VPN.
8 .- Now i select the protocols to enable this VPN.
As we want to share files and printers will mark "Internet Protocol
(TCP / IP) "," File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks ". We
add the protocols you want using the Install button. Selected
Protocol Internet Protocol (TCP / IP) "and click on the button
Properties to configure it.

9 .- Now we can configure the properties of TCP / IP. If
we want the clients connecting to us from accessing the network
local where we have our server we select the first
box. We can also let the server assign the clients IP


This is basically my settings

"Big Steel" escribió en el mensaje de
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Hello.
I have configured a vpn on a windows 2003 r2. From my home i connect with my
notebook win 7 home premium configuring vpn client conection to window 2003.
All go right but from network environment i can not see all machines of my
network included windows 2003, but if i type \\ip_of_windows2003 i can see
all shared resources of the window2003. How i can see this with the name of
server \\servername and all rest of machines win xp ?
There is no firewall active.

Thanks.

What VPN solution are you using? Is it IPSEC?

 

[Big Steel]

No.
I don following:
Servidor VPN

What VPN solution are you using on the Win2k3 server? Is the server
using the MS VPN supplied solutions? Is the win2k3 server acting as a
router on the LAN?

 

[Uyyy]

All is default on windows 2003 so no extra software is installed. There no
domain, only workgroup. This machine only is files server.
server ip: 192.168.0.65
mask: 255.255.255.0
gateway: 192.168.1.1 (router adsl)
dns: 80.58.0.33 (dns of internet provider)

win 7 client: ip,gateway,dns: (getting from dhcp)

I think this is answer for your question.

Sorry but my english is very bad.


"Big Steel" escribió en el mensaje de
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No.
I don following:
Servidor VPN

What VPN solution are you using on the Win2k3 server? Is the server
using the MS VPN supplied solutions? Is the win2k3 server acting as a
router on the LAN?

 

[Big Steel]

All is default on windows 2003 so no extra software is installed. There no
domain, only workgroup. This machine only is files server.

In the link below, which of the two VPN protocols on Win2k3 server
did you use?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323441

 

[Char Jackson]

All is default on windows 2003 so no extra software is installed. There no
domain, only workgroup. This machine only is files server.
server ip: 192.168.0.65
mask: 255.255.255.0
gateway: 192.168.1.1 (router adsl)
dns: 80.58.0.33 (dns of internet provider)

The server IP and the gateway IP are not in the same subnet. Is that
intentional?

 

[Uyyy]

Sorry this is a error. Server ip is 192.168.1.1



"Char Jackson" escribió en el mensaje de
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All is default on windows 2003 so no extra software is installed. There no
domain, only workgroup. This machine only is files server.
server ip: 192.168.0.65
mask: 255.255.255.0
gateway: 192.168.1.1 (router adsl)
dns: 80.58.0.33 (dns of internet provider)

The server IP and the gateway IP are not in the same subnet. Is that
intentional?

 

[Uyyy]

PPTP

"Big Steel" escribió en el mensaje de
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All is default on windows 2003 so no extra software is installed. There no
domain, only workgroup. This machine only is files server.

In the link below, which of the two VPN protocols on Win2k3 server
did you use?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323441

 

[Uyyy]

Arggg! i'm stupid. Server ip is 192.168.1.65




Sorry

"Uyyy" escribió en el mensaje de noticias:[email protected]...

Sorry this is a error. Server ip is 192.168.1.1



"Char Jackson" escribió en el mensaje de
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All is default on windows 2003 so no extra software is installed. There no
domain, only workgroup. This machine only is files server.
server ip: 192.168.0.65
mask: 255.255.255.0
gateway: 192.168.1.1 (router adsl)
dns: 80.58.0.33 (dns of internet provider)

The server IP and the gateway IP are not in the same subnet. Is that
intentional?

 

[Gene E. Bloch]

Arggg! i'm stupid. Server ip is 192.168.1.65

Sorry

Not stupid...Maybe just a bit absent-minded when under pressure...

"Uyyy" escribió en el mensaje de noticias:[email protected]...

Sorry this is a error. Server ip is 192.168.1.1

<SNIP>

 

[Big Steel]

PPTP

So, you can disable VPN on all the computers and they have no
problems communicating?

 

[Uyyy]

jajaja. Maybe, maybe

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Arggg! i'm stupid. Server ip is 192.168.1.65

Sorry

Not stupid...Maybe just a bit absent-minded when under pressure...

"Uyyy" escribió en el mensaje de
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Sorry this is a error. Server ip is 192.168.1.1

<SNIP>

 

[Uyyy]

When i use ipconfig /all i get the subnetwork mask is 255.255.255.255, ip,
dns are right. Perhaps it will be the problem ?



"Uyyy" escribió en el mensaje de noticias:[email protected]...

jajaja. Maybe, maybe

"Gene E. Bloch" escribió en el mensaje de
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Arggg! i'm stupid. Server ip is 192.168.1.65

Sorry

Not stupid...Maybe just a bit absent-minded when under pressure...

"Uyyy" escribió en el mensaje de
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Sorry this is a error. Server ip is 192.168.1.1

<SNIP>

 

[Uyyy]

Previous message i was talking about ppp conection. Local settings are
right.



"Uyyy" escribió en el mensaje de noticias:[email protected]...

When i use ipconfig /all i get the subnetwork mask is 255.255.255.255, ip,
dns are right. Perhaps it will be the problem ?



"Uyyy" escribió en el mensaje de noticias:[email protected]...

jajaja. Maybe, maybe

"Gene E. Bloch" escribió en el mensaje de
noticias:[email protected]...

Arggg! i'm stupid. Server ip is 192.168.1.65

Sorry

Not stupid...Maybe just a bit absent-minded when under pressure...

"Uyyy" escribió en el mensaje de
noticias:[email protected]...

Sorry this is a error. Server ip is 192.168.1.1

<SNIP>

 

[Big Steel]

When i use ipconfig /all i get the subnetwork mask is 255.255.255.255, ip,
dns are right. Perhaps it will be the problem ?

If all the machines are using the same gateway IP and subnet mask,
then that's not the problem. Is there a router in play here? If there
is a router in use, then why are you not using a hardware VPN
solution (router to router) instead of a software solution (computer
to computer)?

The VPN solution should be for computers trying to access the network
outside of the protected LAN and not for machines already on the
protected LAN, a LAN behind a router or firewall appliance.

 

[Uyyy]

This is not possible because routers adsl are zyxel 660hw and firmware
doesn't support vpn.
On local network all range of address are typical: 192.168.1.x, with mask
255.255.255.0. For this reason i think is stranger ppp conection mask is
255.255.255.255



"Big Steel" escribió en el mensaje de
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When i use ipconfig /all i get the subnetwork mask is 255.255.255.255, ip,
dns are right. Perhaps it will be the problem ?

If all the machines are using the same gateway IP and subnet mask,
then that's not the problem. Is there a router in play here? If there
is a router in use, then why are you not using a hardware VPN
solution (router to router) instead of a software solution (computer
to computer)?

The VPN solution should be for computers trying to access the network
outside of the protected LAN and not for machines already on the
protected LAN, a LAN behind a router or firewall appliance.

 

[Big Steel]

This is not possible because routers adsl are zyxel 660hw and firmware
doesn't support vpn.
On local network all range of address are typical: 192.168.1.x, with mask
255.255.255.0. For this reason i think is stranger ppp conection mask is
255.255.255.255

Well, did you change the subnet mask so that it matches the one the
machines are using?