Computers not accessible

[robn]

Server running Windows 2000 sp2
Client Windows XP sp2
Wingate VPN 2.0.3

All was working fine but now after initial connection all computers on the network are dropped after about 10 seconds with the message (Not accessible

Had probelms with my license key but have reactivated successfully but am now unable to connect

[adrien]

Hi

Have you read http://forums.qbik.com/viewtopic.php?t=2926?

Regards

Adrien

[robn]

Yes I have read the article and RIP2 listener is enabled on the main gateway and the router on the client side

we have one PC running XP Home sp1 which is working fine. They both have the same build of Wingate VPN (2.0.3)

All was fine until I uploaded the latest sp's on the XP Pro sp2 machine and now this won't work.

Have you any other ideas?

Thanks

Rob

[adrien]

Hi

Can you try tracert across the vpn from the client side, and see where the packets stop coming back

e.g. on a client machine go to the command prompt, and type

tracert someip -d

where someip is an IP address on the other network of the VPN.

XP SP2 enables its firewall by default, and it is possible there may be a combination of ICMP redirects and SP2 firewall blocking going on that didn't use to happen before the patches were applied.

Adrien

[robn]

Hi,

I have sent an email to sales with all the relevant info for you to look at.

Regards,

Simon

[robn]

Both the host and client are running Wingate VPN version 2.0.3 build 1005