VPN

VPN User IP Location

Hello,I am using CISCO VPN. We have users that connect to our company's location using CISCO VPN. 1) Can we find out where they are located. Like what state they are connecting from. Any way to trace this?

View Answer   |  May 12 2008   2:26 PM GMT   |  asked by Imran hussain khan
Network forensics, Security, VPN

VPN Setup 2003 Server

I have one domain server. I tried to set up the RAS VPN service as outlined in Microsoft's Knowledge base. How ever if I get the vpn to work then no one on the internal network can access the internet. I understand they use the same services. Is there a way to configure the RAS for VPN and...

View Answer   |  May 6 2008   5:54 PM GMT   |  asked by Hsmithdp
Windows Server 2003, Remote access, VPN

Routing the firewall IP in to the public IP

In our company, we are using an VPN to connect Lotus Notes and other specific aplication to some servers.For security issues, we are using an proxy, and our public IP is routed to their firewall IP, and I can`t acces with Remote Desktop the workstations from our company.Should I rebuild the VPN...

View Answer   |  May 6 2008   4:23 PM GMT   |  asked by Sorin
Routing, Networking, Security

Remote pc access to As400

I am trying to access my As400 from a remote pc. Our AS00 is at V5/R4 and sits behind a SonicWall firewall. I can log into our SonicWall firewall via vpn and access Windows Servers on the network etc but I can not access or ping the As400. What am i missing?Thanks,StevePompano Beach

View Answer   |  Apr 30 2008   2:08 PM GMT   |  asked by DMM028
VPN, V5R4, Remote access to iSeries

outlook 2003 connection problems with exchange server

We are about to use the Exchange server from a parent company. We created VPN tunnels between their CIsco routers and our netscreen ones. I can ping the exchange server with its IP address 172.31.1.20 and also with its name ( email.domain.org ). When I set up the email account I enter the IP...

View Answer   |  Apr 19 2008   5:48 AM GMT   |  asked by Exuardo
VPN, connection, Exchange 2003

VPN Client

I'm having trouble connecting my VPN client through a laptop I just received through my work. I have a high-speed internet connection through a router, which is a D-Link EBR-2310 wired router, but it connects when connected straight through the modem or through the wireless connection from...

View Answer   |  Apr 15 2008   2:03 AM GMT   |  asked by Multiplasm
VPN, Routers, Router configuration

Crypto Tunneling

I am seeking a faily simple explanation of "What is a crypto-tunnel?" "How does a crypto tunnel work?" and a sketch of what they look like..

Answer Question   |  Apr 14 2008   3:28 AM GMT   |  asked by Aucado54
Tunneling, VPN gateways, VPN

How to setup a VPN.

Hi. If anyone can help it will be much appreciated. I currently work in two shops and each shop has a static IP address. I wish to set up a VPN network so that I can move one of the Epos terminals to the other shop while keeping the epos server at the original shop and thus allowing the terminal...

View Answer   |  Apr 9 2008   10:26 AM GMT   |  asked by Mcarter456
VPN, TCP/IP, EPOS terminal

How to determine if a client-side Internet connection is using VPN?

A German Seti@Home user is asking the Boinc developers' forum how one can determine if a TCP/IP connection is a VPN connection or not. Management of his company does not want Boinc using the connection if it is a VPN. Can you tell me how one can tell if a client-side Internet connection is a VPN...

Answer Question   |  Apr 4 2008   7:42 PM GMT   |  asked by Networking Channel ATE
Channel, Networking Channel, VPN

VPN & Two Offices

Hi,I'm currently (attempting!) to configure a network for a family buisness of ours,We have 2 sites (HQ and remote office) and need to bridge the two networks over the internet.HQ - 10.1.x.xRemote Office - 10.2.x.xBoth sites will have a single Windows 2003 Standered server to manage AD, DNS, DHCP...

View Answer   |  Apr 3 2008   2:01 PM GMT   |  asked by Mindware
VPN, Windows Server 2003

Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit VPN To Work Network?

Hi Guys,I just found the hard way that Cisco doesnt have 64 bit VPN Client.i googled a bit came up short.....every search was going towards install XP with Dual Boot and Use XP for work.I need your help in setting VPN using Vista's Network Setup.Start -> Connect To -> Setup a Connection or...

View Answer   |  Mar 30 2008   7:21 PM GMT   |  asked by Prashant Pathak
Vista, VPN, Cisco

Engineering a Backup Solution?

*** Fairly long ***I work for a hosting company and we set tunnels up for our clients. The client connects to us, and we host AD and Exchange for them, among other things.I have one client that has about 5 locations. Four of the locations are on a metro ethernet connection to their corporate...

View Answer   |  Mar 27 2008   3:24 PM GMT   |  asked by John.blakley
Cisco, Backup, DSL

Synchronization between two exchange servers

Hi We have two cooperated networks and want to synchronize our Outlook Calendars between the two Exchange servers - how can we do that? We are trying to get a VPN Site to Site up and running.Our system is Windows 2003 Server and Exchange 2003Thank you for your time Regards

View Answer   |  Mar 26 2008   2:54 PM GMT   |  asked by Syddansk
Calendar, Outlook, Exchange Server

Site to Site (IPSEC) vpn connections restart

Hi,I'm arvind from India. I'm using IPSec VPN for site to site communications between PIX 515 and Nomadix Gateway. I'm accessing the pix through the PDM. When ever I change any configurations in pix immediately some sites are getting down. Immediately, i used to check some commands in pix, after 2...

View Answer   |  Mar 17 2008   9:34 AM GMT   |  asked by Arvindhar
IPsec, VPN, PIX

How to connect to my servers from behind customer firewall?

I need to do some product demos connecting to my server. However many times the client firewall rules prevent me from accessing my server. My application needs access to multiple ports (apache, tomcat,oracle,..). Is there some VPN software I can install to resolve my problem? I would appreciate...

View Answer   |  Mar 14 2008   7:35 PM GMT   |  asked by Chennapan
Firewalls, VPN, Security

Multi-Vpn Setup: can access all subnets when in office, while vpn’d can only access local subnet

I am having troubles with vpn users being able to see other subnets. It is set up as follows Any computer locally on the domain can see / ping/ access any other computer on any subnet / location. When someone vpn's into any of the routers they can only see the local subnet of the...

View Answer   |  Mar 14 2008   5:08 PM GMT   |  asked by Rowley613
Cisco, VPN, WAN

Account access through VPN

I have a single Active Directory Domain. I have one domain account that I want a consultant to use through VPN. I want this consultant to only login to just one server in the domain. How I can accomplish that in my Active Directory domain?

View Answer   |  Mar 14 2008   4:03 PM GMT   |  asked by Windows Security ATE
Windows Security, VPN, Active Directory

Cisco pix vpn access

I have 1 main office and 3 remote offices connected by Cisco Pix's. The main server and email server are in the main office. As long as the computers are on the network everything is fine. The main office has a vpn set up for remote users and it works fine. The other offices want this set up...

View Answer   |  Mar 12 2008   10:41 PM GMT   |  asked by Rowley613
Cisco, PIX, VPN

Why is user unable to access Outlook when connected to the VPN?

We are using Exchange Server 2003. One user cannot authenticate to Microsoft Outlook using her domain account and credentials when connected through the virtual private network (VPN). Even though she is using her domain credentials, she receives a message stating that she is using a wrong password...

View Answer   |  Mar 5 2008   5:01 PM GMT   |  asked by Exchange Ask the Experts
Exchange 2003, Microsoft Outlook, VPN

How can I use OWA with Active Directory authentication?

I am trying to configure Outlook Web Access (OWA) for the office. OWA works fine except when an Active Directory (AD) user has “log on to workstation restrictions;” the user can’t get on OWA via the virtual private network (VPN). When I grant access to all workstations in the domain there is...

View Answer   |  Mar 5 2008   4:58 PM GMT   |  asked by Exchange Ask the Experts
Outlook Web Access, OWA, Active Directory