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Forsmark
Hi,
I have the following environment:
2 Windows Server 2012 R2 servers with DirectAccess and VPN installed.
DirectAccess is configured in NLB so therefore DHCP could not be used for the VPN clients and instead a static IP range is configured on each server to be delivered to the VPN clients.
My problem is:
My VPN clients can connect to the VPN server and are able to access all the internal resources. But they cannot access the Internet.
I have been in the RRAS console and configure NAT on the servers WAN interface.
I can see in the when I choose “Show Mappings” on the configured NAT that there is traffic on the NAT interface when I try to access the Internet from my VPN client. I can see in the routing table in the VPN Server that there is a route to the VPN client from the VPN server and I can ping the VPN client from the server.
So what is wrong since the clients cannot access the Internet.
What can I be doing wrong?
Thomas Forsmark Soerensen
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I have the following environment:
2 Windows Server 2012 R2 servers with DirectAccess and VPN installed.
DirectAccess is configured in NLB so therefore DHCP could not be used for the VPN clients and instead a static IP range is configured on each server to be delivered to the VPN clients.
My problem is:
My VPN clients can connect to the VPN server and are able to access all the internal resources. But they cannot access the Internet.
I have been in the RRAS console and configure NAT on the servers WAN interface.
I can see in the when I choose “Show Mappings” on the configured NAT that there is traffic on the NAT interface when I try to access the Internet from my VPN client. I can see in the routing table in the VPN Server that there is a route to the VPN client from the VPN server and I can ping the VPN client from the server.
So what is wrong since the clients cannot access the Internet.
What can I be doing wrong?
Thomas Forsmark Soerensen
Continue reading...