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Router to Router Gateway VPN Tunnel success but can't connect to SBS 2003 at main sitefrom remote location?

Asked by wamd in Windows Networking, Networking Hardware Firewalls, SBS Small Business Server

Tags: VPN Tunnel, Gateway to Gateway, VPN to SBS 2003, Site to Site, VPN SBS 2003 on Network

My problem is by using 2 Netgear DG834 I have established a reliable tunnel but I cannot access the resources on My SBS 2003 or get the all the devices appearing on the same LAN I am a novice hence the picture to best discribe my network.

From remote site I...   Ping 192.168.0.1   =success
                                          192.168.0.2  = success
                                          192.168.16.2 =Fail
So I assume I need to change some settings in the server to gain access to the client computers in that domain.

From any client computer at main site I can access the router and the printer at the remote site. I have succesfully added the printer at the remote site to one of the clients at the main site and printed a test page.

Main site computers are Vista
Remote site is XP Pro

Main site is a domain
Remote site is workgroup

Any help please.
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