Sep 04, 2018
VPN client connects but can't ping any hosts Below is the configuration of a PIX 501, which I want to accept connections from VPN software clients. I can successfully connect to the PIX using the VPN client 5.0.0.7.0290, and I can ping the PIX at 192.168.5.1, but I can't ping or connect to any hosts behind the PIX. VPN Type is SSTP. PAP and CHAP are UNCHECKED. Microsoft CHAP Version is CHECKED. Although Users can connect to the VPN Server, they cannot navigate the network resources or the Server, itself. Cannot Ping the Server. Have re-run the Anywhere Access wizard a couple of times. The first time, I unchecked the VPN and RWA features in order to clear No, it's not just the ping that fails, we use VNC and it doesn't work, remote desktop on the server does not work, and neither does browsing the shares on the workgroup pc's. Re: VPN UP-ACTIVE but cannot ping across VPN I have changed both access list to allow the 192.168.2.0 network. I added an interface to the CME OFFICE router for the 192.168.10.0 network.
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That is correct, the server in Azure is unable to ping the NFS Server in Europe. Internally and via our VPN (when connected via our Cisco VPN client), we are successfully able to ping and tracert to this NFS share. My apologies to ask, but how I can tell how the traffic is directed to the NFS server, and if it is going back over a VPN?
Cannot connect to remote SQL Server over VPN, yet I can ping?
Jul 24, 2019 Oct 28, 2016 · I have a local server where the Server name is setup with the server IP address. I can ping the server name or the IP address from my Win/10 PC. I also connect to several other companies using a VPN connection. When I am connected to one of the VPNs, I can no longer ping to my server name, only my server IP Address. I was querying the netbios name, domain name, and server FQDN via nslookup and all gave successful addresses. When using ping, it doesn't even resolve the address as it "cannot be found". Pinging via IP works. I have configured the VPN nic to append a dns suffix. All clients are on W10 1607 (that are affected) Thanks