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VPN issue with windows server 2003

Asked by bjctennistec in Virtual Private Networking (VPN)

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Here is my problem: i have 2 servers set up and am wanting to be able to connect the two networks through VPN. Server 1 is connected directly to the DSL modem and uses RRAS for vpn and a router to the internal network. It has RRAS, DHCP, DNS, WINS, and AD installed. It has 2 NIC's, one connecting to the internal network w/ ip address 192.168.1.109 and one NIC connected to the DSL modem.

My other server (server 2) is connected behind a linksys wireless router (not sure on the model, but a general wireles g router) which is then connected to a Cable modem. The ip address of the router is 192.168.1.1 and the server's is 192.168.1.2. I have port forwarding set up on the linksys router for ports 47, 50, 500, 1723 and a couple more that point to the server. Server 2 also has RRAS and DNS.


Now my situations is i can vpn successfully from server 2 to server 1 but once connected i cannot ping server 1's network or the internal ip of 192.168.1.109 and vice versa. I have tried to vpn to server 1 from another location with just a desktop connected directly to the internet w/ no firewall, just a direct connection and i was able to vpn and successfully ping and communicate w/ the remote network. So i have bacicly found my problem is probably with server 2's network that needs help.  So i am wondering what i am missing here to get the two networks to communicate.

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