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Printers do not have windows firewall activated.<br />

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Printers do not have windows firewall activated.


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I am unclear as to your problem. &nbsp;Are you trying to ping computers in the 10.0.1 range or in 192.168.0?
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I am unclear as to your problem.  Are you trying to ping computers in the 10.0.1 range or in 192.168.0?

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I'm trying to ping in the 192.168.0 range. 
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I'm trying to ping in the 192.168.0 range.

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Ok, so I know this has to do something with how my subnets are translating but for the life of me can't wrap my mind around it.<br />
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I setup the FVS318 as the office router. &nbsp;I went through the setup procedure on the client and got connected to the VPN. &nbsp;Problem is that I can't ping any clients except ones in a certain subnet. &nbsp;My remote LAN has IP configured for 10.0.1.2 and my local LAN with the Prosafe is configured for 192.168.0.1.<br />
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But I have printers setup in the 192.168.0.1XX range and I CAN ping those.<br />
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Please help<br />
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Ok, so I know this has to do something with how my subnets are translating but for the life of me can't wrap my mind around it.

I setup the FVS318 as the office router.  I went through the setup procedure on the client and got connected to the VPN.  Problem is that I can't ping any clients except ones in a certain subnet.  My remote LAN has IP configured for 10.0.1.2 and my local LAN with the Prosafe is configured for 192.168.0.1.

But I have printers setup in the 192.168.0.1XX range and I CAN ping those.

Please help



Netgear Prosafe client to FVS318v3 - can't ping most clients

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