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Access to Network Share through VPN
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Some VPN laptop clients cannot connect to a server share unless I turn off their windows (home/work) private firewall. We use a draytek router with the smartVPN client.
I really don't like the idea of turning off Windows Firewall. If the firewall is off, is it possible for those on the same Wi-Fi network to access files on the client's laptop? If so, how do I prevent this? Is there a rule I can create that will prevent this (e.g., only permit incoming traffic from our VPN?).
Thanks,
Mike
Some VPN laptop clients cannot connect to a server share unless I turn off their windows (home/work) private firewall. We use a draytek router with the smartVPN client.
I really don't like the idea of turning off Windows Firewall. If the firewall is off, is it possible for those on the same Wi-Fi network to access files on the client's laptop? If so, how do I prevent this? Is there a rule I can create that will prevent this (e.g., only permit incoming traffic from our VPN?).
Thanks,
Mike
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The batch file commands would look like this:
net use \\servername\sharename1
net use \\servername\sharename2
net use \\servername\sharename3
They would run the batch file after connecting to the VPN. It worked well for me.