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Can't authenticate to SBS2003 via Site to Site VPN

Asked by narf23 in SBS Small Business Server, Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Network Routers

Tags: Microsoft, Small Business Server, 2003, Billion, BiPAC, 7402R2, VPN Router

I have a site to site VPN between two offices - the head office is running Windows Small Business Server 2003 and the branch office has 1 Windows XP PC. There is a Billion BiPAC 7402R2 VPN Router at both sites running an IPSec VPN connection.

Head Office IP range 10.4.68.x
Remote Office IP Range 192.168.3.x

The problem is that the PC does not allow mapping onto the SBS2003 Server with UNC paths (i.e. Can't map to \\SBSServer\Share) but I can map using the Servers IP Address (i.e. \\192.168.1.2\Share) - the accounting package software that is installed on the server requires a UNC path to run on the XP PC on the remote office. I basically recieve an error that there is no Authentication to the Domain Contoller, please contact your administrator.

I am able to ping devices between both office (i.e. Can ping server from XP PC using server name or IP address and can ping the XP PC from the Server). I am also able to remote via RDP into the Server.

I have tried the following...
1. Disabling Firewall via GPO on the desktop (but only replicated onto the desktop PC once I brought the PC to the head office and logged on...)
2. Disabled the firewall on both routers (thinking ports were being blocked to the Server)
3. Enabled RIP Listner on the XP PC (thinking it was a routing problem)
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Zones: SBS Small Business Server, Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Network Routers
Tags: Microsoft, Small Business Server, 2003, Billion, BiPAC, 7402R2, VPN Router
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Solution Provided By: RobWill
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Solution Grade: A
 
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