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There is not a lot of information to go on, but by the sounds of it, you believe that you have established a VPN Correctly.<br />
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If this is the case, the fact that you cannot connect to the server could be a number of things. You don't tell us how you connect to the server, are you referring to Windows connectivity, or are you talking about pinging the server.<br />
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One of the first tests anyway is to confirm that you can ping the server using an IP address (not a DNS name). If the ping does not respond, then it could be that a gateway address may not be set on the Server. This is a common occurence, especially where a flat network is involved. If it doesn't know where to go to route back a ping it will fail.<br />
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That's all I can provide at the moment without further information<br />
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Regards<br />
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Bob
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There is not a lot of information to go on, but by the sounds of it, you believe that you have established a VPN Correctly.

If this is the case, the fact that you cannot connect to the server could be a number of things. You don't tell us how you connect to the server, are you referring to Windows connectivity, or are you talking about pinging the server.

One of the first tests anyway is to confirm that you can ping the server using an IP address (not a DNS name). If the ping does not respond, then it could be that a gateway address may not be set on the Server. This is a common occurence, especially where a flat network is involved. If it doesn't know where to go to route back a ping it will fail.

That's all I can provide at the moment without further information

Regards

Bob

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&nbsp;i am in a process of building a gateway firewall using openbsd 3.4, i think eveything works fine except , one of my internal machine (win2k) installed with netscreen vpn client. I have tried to connect the vpn server through my openbsd gateway firewall. i m able to login to the vpn server. After the when i tried to connect remote server through vpn connection, its saying that machine is not available there. <br />
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Shaju M.C
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hi

 i am in a process of building a gateway firewall using openbsd 3.4, i think eveything works fine except , one of my internal machine (win2k) installed with netscreen vpn client. I have tried to connect the vpn server through my openbsd gateway firewall. i m able to login to the vpn server. After the when i tried to connect remote server through vpn connection, its saying that machine is not available there. 

Shaju M.C

vpn client

Software firewalls, also known as host-based firewalls, provide a layer of software on one host that controls network traffic in and out of that single machine. Most operating systems now include firewall software, but many available software firewalls include central distribution, antivirus systems and disaster recovery.