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| Hi, I have established a vpn tunnel between an Edge (6.0.x) and a Nokia FW in a star vpn config. Management server is running on a Solaris box with R61. From the LAN side behind the Edge device I can access the corporate side subnets (behind the Nokia FW). But from the corporate side, I could ping the LAN interface of the Edge device, but nothing else on that same subnet. I have 192.168.10.1 set as lan interface of the Edge and I can ping this, but not to a laptop I have on this same net at 192.168.10.34. Firewall is not enabled on this laptop running XP. Loading the policies onto the Edge works fine with the Management server. Did I miss anything? Thanks for any input... Civicfan8 |
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| Not sure if anyone replied to you. But i just had similiar issue, my problem was that i had DSL circuit, and i was using verizon's dsl router, which uses NAT. Found out you can not use a device with nat or you get what you have, (1) way connection. Hope this helps... AL |
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| Here's my two cents. * Do a traceroute from the corp_net to laptop behind Edge and see where the packets get dropped. * Turn on the Security Log under the Personal Firewall and see whether the packets have been arrived. * Install a packet analyzer on the destination machine, like ethereal and see all the connections. * check your laptop/device which is behind Egde is pointed to Edge as default gateway |
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