Hello!
I hva just installed WinGate VPN 2.1.0, and have set up a gateway host machine in our office. I'm trying to VPN my way into the office, but are experiencing problems....
I connect OK, and I get both networks up on the "Network" tab in the GateKeeper on the client machine.
The office network is visible in two places; Once as "Local network of VPNGW [Master]" and once as "Local network of VPNCLIENT [Local]".
In the VPNGW hierarch all of the office PC turn up but with "Not accessible" after...
All IP addresses of the machines in the office net is correct...
The published routes are;
VPNGW: "Behind NAT/translated"; 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0; 192.168.0.17/255.255.255.255
VPNCLIENT: "Behind NAT/translated"; 10.0.0.0/255.255.255.0; 10.0.0.33/255.255.255.255
Our office network has and ADSL router which is our default gateway, with IP 192.168.0.1
My home net has and ADSL router witch is default gateway and IP 10.0.0.33
I can't ping the VPN host machine
I can't browse the office network machines.
When I try "Retest" on the VPNGW machine in the host network "Not accessible" reappears after a while.
I have seen that RIP should be used to make the default gateway routers aware of the new network when connecting, but from what I can understand it should not be neccessary to use RIP or add static routes when pinging the VPN host machine(in this VPNGW)? Or is this incorrect?
I enclose the report from GateKeeper....
Best regards,
Jørn Norheim
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1.01 WINGATE CONFIGURATION REPORT
1.02 Wednesday, January 04, 2006, 00:28
1.03
1.04 ---------------------------------------------
1.05 WinGate Engine
1.06 ---------------------------------------------
1.07 WinGate 6.1.1 (Build 1077)
1.08 Operating System: Windows 2000 (NT 5.1)
1.09 Language:
1.10 User database: WinGate
1.11 Num. users: 3
1.12
1.13
3.01 ---------------------------------------------
3.02 Licence details
3.03 ---------------------------------------------
3.04 License Key 1
3.05 Version: WinGate VPN 6
3.06 Expiry: 03/Feb/2006
3.07
4.01 ---------------------------------------------
4.02 Dialer information
4.03 ---------------------------------------------
4.04 Dialer is disabled
4.05
5.01 ---------------------------------------------
5.02 Network Interfaces
5.03 ---------------------------------------------
5.04 Local Area Connection (Ethernet) internal
5.05 1394 Connection (Ethernet) external
5.06 1394 Connection 2 (Ethernet) external
5.07 MS TCP Loopback interface (Loopback)
5.08
6.01 ---------------------------------------------
6.02 Services
6.03 ---------------------------------------------
6.04
6.05 System Policies
6.06 ---------------------------------------------
6.07 Default System Access Rights:
6.08 Everyone - Unrestricted rights
6.09 Default Start/Stop Rights:
6.10 Administrators - Unrestricted rights
6.11 Default Edit Rights:
6.12 Administrators - Unrestricted rights
6.13
6.14 DHCP Service (DHCP Service)
6.15 ---------------------------------------------
6.16 Session Timeout: 180
6.17 Port: 67
6.18 Startup: Automatic start/stop
6.19 Access Rights: Defaults: may be used instead
6.20 Everyone - Unrestricted rights
6.21 Start/Stop Rights: Defaults: may be used instead
6.22 Edit Rights: Defaults: may be used instead
6.23
6.24 DNS Service (DNS Service)
6.25 ---------------------------------------------
6.26 Session Timeout: 180
6.27 Port: 53
6.28 Startup: Automatic start/stop
6.29 Access Rights: Defaults: may be used instead
6.30 Start/Stop Rights: Defaults: may be used instead
6.31 Edit Rights: Defaults: may be used instead
6.32
6.33 Remote Control Service (Remote Control Service)
6.34 ---------------------------------------------
6.35 Session Timeout: 180
6.36 Port: 808
6.37 Startup: Automatic start/stop
6.38 Access Rights: Defaults: may be used instead
6.39 Start/Stop Rights: Defaults: may be used instead
6.40 Edit Rights: Defaults: may be used instead
6.41
7.01 ---------------------------------------------
7.02 System Route Table
7.03 ---------------------------------------------
7.04 Current Route Table:
7.05 ---------------------------------------------
7.06 Network Mask Gateway Interface Metric
7.07 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.0.0.1 10.0.0.33 20
7.08 10.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 10.0.0.33 10.0.0.33 20
7.09 10.0.0.33 255.255.255.255 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 20
7.10 10.255.255.255 255.255.255.255 10.0.0.33 10.0.0.33 20
7.11 127.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 1
7.12 224.0.0.0 240.0.0.0 10.0.0.33 10.0.0.33 20
7.13 255.255.255.255 255.255.255.255 10.0.0.33 10.0.0.33 1
7.14
8.01 ---------------------------------------------
8.02 Enhanced Network Support
8.03 ---------------------------------------------
8.04 Enhanced Network Support: Qbik NDIS Hook 6.0 - Installed and active
8.05 Driver: Enabled
8.06 NAT: Disabled
8.07 Router: Enabled
8.08 Firewall level: Medium
8.09
8.10 Firewall
8.11 ---------------------------------------------
8.12 Disable network name broadcasts to the Internet: Enabled
8.13 Allow users to ping this machine locally: Enabled
8.14 Allow users to ping this machine from the Internet: Disabled
8.15 Discard spoofed packets: Enabled
8.16
8.17 Routing
8.18 ---------------------------------------------
8.19 Multiple default routes: Enabled
8.20 Relay UDP broadcast packets: Enabled
8.100
8.101 Port Security
8.102 ---------------------------------------------
8.103
8.104 Security for: External TCP
8.105 Action: Allow Port: 113 - AUTH
8.106 Action: Allow Port: 1024 - 4096 - External
8.107
8.108 Security for: External UDP
8.109 Action: Allow Port: 809 - Hole for VPN (Data)
8.110
8.111 Security for: Internal TCP
8.112
8.113 Security for: Internal UDP
8.114 Action: Allow Port: 0 - Hole for Dialer Monitor (Auto)
8.115 Action: Allow Port: 53 - Hole for DNS Service (Auto)
8.116 Action: Allow Port: 67 - Hole for DHCP Service (Auto)
8.117
8.118 Security for: NAT TCP
8.119
8.120 Security for: NAT UDP
8.121
8.122 Security for: DMZ TCP
8.123
8.124 Security for: DMZ UDP
8.125
8.126 Security for: (unknown)
8.127
8.128 Security for: (unknown)
8.500
9.01 ---------------------------------------------
9.02 END OF CONFIGURATION REPORT
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