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Need help setting up VPN connection for AS-400 access via remote office
I am trying to set up a VPN connection from a remote office to my home office. My home office network has a watchguard x700 with the proper VPN license. I can connect to the firebox, but can't access any network resources, I have a Windows 2003 VPN router behind the firebox, but I can't get to it, the firebox is authenticating and the connection stops there, if I remove the users names and passwords from the watchguard then I can't get authenicated.
I have tried several different configurations to no avail. Anyone have any ideas, I am on a short timeline with this, I only have about 2 more weeks to complete this project. The ultimate goal here is to access an AS/400 and be able to print reports from the remote office.
I have tried several different configurations to no avail. Anyone have any ideas, I am on a short timeline with this, I only have about 2 more weeks to complete this project. The ultimate goal here is to access an AS/400 and be able to print reports from the remote office.
so you are making a VPN connection from firebox to what ? Which end is initiating the connection ?
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