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Print accross VPN

Asked by zreisman in Miscellaneous Networking, Networking Hardware Firewalls, IPSec Security Protocol

Tags: vpn

I am dealing with 3 Sites.    We'll call them Queens,  Nassau, and Suffolk.  Queens is the main site.  
All three were just installed with Cisco 851 Routers.  Nassau and Suffolk each have a site-to-site vpn tunnel back
to main office.  

Respective subnets:

 Queens 10.0.12.x
 Nassau 10.0.11.x
 Suffolk 10.0.20.x


The remote users in Nassau and Suffolk connect to the server in queen via RDP to use a specific application.  They need to be able to print from RDP (Remote Desktop) back to the printers in there respective remote sites.  Which are Brother Lasers with built in ethernet jacks.   The remote users printers MUST remain ethernet.  

The tunnels are established and I can ping between them and connect to network shares.  However I cannot establish a RDP session back to server using internal IP which is not that big of a deal as I can connect using the external address.  But cannot print from that server back to there printers.  Drivers are known to be could and configured properly as printing was not an issue with the Linksys RV042 that were previously in place.  They were removed cause the vpn tunnel was slow and unreliable.    

I CAN ping the printers on the different subnets from the server.  

ACLs on the Routers seem to be OK.  To allow all IP traffic through the tunnel between the subnets.  

I am using SDM 2.3.4.

I can't think of anything to include as my brain is fried from working on this.  Please let me know if you need more info.
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