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no I'm unable to login to the main office server from the remote site although I can ping it by IP address
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no I'm unable to login to the main office server from the remote site although I can ping it by IP address

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what type of firewalls do you have in place?
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what type of firewalls do you have in place?

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i can now ping by DNS name and ip address, but still cannot get on the network in the main office, other than the Pix I only have symantic on as firewall
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i can now ping by DNS name and ip address, but still cannot get on the network in the main office, other than the Pix I only have symantic on as firewall

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Dances1960 - I'm assuming you have it working?
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Dances1960 - I'm assuming you have it working?

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Hi<br />
I have a remote office with a member server which has been on the domain in my main office before sighting in my remote office.<br />
I have a VPN up and running between both sites and can ping both sites for each site by IP address but not DNS name, I would like to be able to login to the main domain from the remote site for the member server but can’t seem to get it to see the main site, what am i doing wrong, they are on different subnets on is 192.168.0.0 and the other is 192.168.10.0 &nbsp;<br />

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Hi
I have a remote office with a member server which has been on the domain in my main office before sighting in my remote office.
I have a VPN up and running between both sites and can ping both sites for each site by IP address but not DNS name, I would like to be able to login to the main domain from the remote site for the member server but can’t seem to get it to see the main site, what am i doing wrong, they are on different subnets on is 192.168.0.0 and the other is 192.168.10.0  


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