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Need more detail. What type of firewalls? And are they allowing traffic across subnets?
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Need more detail. What type of firewalls? And are they allowing traffic across subnets?

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Right now the only firewall is built into the vpn router. One computer on the 10.1.10.1 subnet can access 192.168.1.6 computer so I am not sure why all the others can't. Thanks
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Right now the only firewall is built into the vpn router. One computer on the 10.1.10.1 subnet can access 192.168.1.6 computer so I am not sure why all the others can't. Thanks

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Makes and models of the routers?
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On point-to-point, the internal IP arrangement at each end needs to be a subnet. Otherwise you connect only to the point and not beyond. Did you do that?
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On point-to-point, the internal IP arrangement at each end needs to be a subnet. Otherwise you connect only to the point and not beyond. Did you do that?

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Check the VPN phases and key (single error causes issues). See if NAT Traversal needs to be on at one or both ends.
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Check the VPN phases and key (single error causes issues). See if NAT Traversal needs to be on at one or both ends.

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Can the machine that can't ping the DB server ping any other machines in the other location?
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Can the machine that can't ping the DB server ping any other machines in the other location?

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Also trying deleting and remaking the tunnel at both points where the failure is occurring.
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Also trying deleting and remaking the tunnel at both points where the failure is occurring.

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Yes, it can ping other devices at the other location. Weird. It get ping .2 and .4 (that is all I have tried). &nbsp;I did try deleting both points but the same thing.
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Yes, it can ping other devices at the other location. Weird. It get ping .2 and .4 (that is all I have tried).  I did try deleting both points but the same thing.

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Thanks. Is there any reason you guys would know when I ping .6 it says no response from .2?
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Thanks. Is there any reason you guys would know when I ping .6 it says no response from .2?

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That is why I suggested (1) Firewall and (2) complete reset.
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That is why I suggested (1) Firewall and (2) complete reset.

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This is why you should try the traceoute first. Then you may be able to see where the ICMP traffic isn't going through. That should be a quicker way to troubleshoot. What device is at .2 anyway, the vpn router for that site?
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This is why you should try the traceoute first. Then you may be able to see where the ICMP traffic isn't going through. That should be a quicker way to troubleshoot. What device is at .2 anyway, the vpn router for that site?

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Did you try the solutions we provided?
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Author has abandoned and the solutions offered will point to a solution.
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Author has abandoned and the solutions offered will point to a solution.

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I have a point to point vpn set up. One location is 10.1.10.1 the other is 192.168.1.1. &nbsp;On one computer at 10.1.10.1 I can connect to the db on the machine 192.168.1.6 (and I can ping 192.168.1.6) from all other computers at 10.1.10.1 I cannot connect to 192.168.1.6 and when I try to ping it, I get &quot;no response from 192.168.1.2&quot;. It changes the ip address. Can anyone help with this? Thanks
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Hello,

I have a point to point vpn set up. One location is 10.1.10.1 the other is 192.168.1.1.  On one computer at 10.1.10.1 I can connect to the db on the machine 192.168.1.6 (and I can ping 192.168.1.6) from all other computers at 10.1.10.1 I cannot connect to 192.168.1.6 and when I try to ping it, I get "no response from 192.168.1.2". It changes the ip address. Can anyone help with this? Thanks

VPN ip address can't be pinged

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