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HI guys, <br />
I have a network that is connected via site to site VPN's using BDSL internet connections and Cisco 1812 Routers.<br />
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I have set up static NAT entries on each router so users can access their terminal servers from home, however with this entry in place, users on other subnets cannot connect to the terminal server on other subnnets.<br />
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IE &nbsp;one subnet &nbsp;10.93.100.0 is connected via VPN to subnet 10.93.101.0<br />
On the router for the 10.93.101.0 subnet, i have a static NAT entry, linking the terminal server (10.93.101.105) to the outside interface. &nbsp;<br />
Users outside our network can connect through nat, however users on the 10.93.100.0 subnet cannot connect with this NAT entry in place. If i take the entry out, all users on all subnets can connect again (obviously external users cannot)<br />
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I am thinking i need to set up an access list for the NAST setup, but am not really sure.<br />
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Thanks in advance!
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HI guys, 
I have a network that is connected via site to site VPN's using BDSL internet connections and Cisco 1812 Routers.

I have set up static NAT entries on each router so users can access their terminal servers from home, however with this entry in place, users on other subnets cannot connect to the terminal server on other subnnets.

IE  one subnet  10.93.100.0 is connected via VPN to subnet 10.93.101.0
On the router for the 10.93.101.0 subnet, i have a static NAT entry, linking the terminal server (10.93.101.105) to the outside interface.  
Users outside our network can connect through nat, however users on the 10.93.100.0 subnet cannot connect with this NAT entry in place. If i take the entry out, all users on all subnets can connect again (obviously external users cannot)

I am thinking i need to set up an access list for the NAST setup, but am not really sure.

Thanks in advance!

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