Sonicwall Wall TZ 170 VPN Connection

Sonicwall Wall TZ 170 VPN Connection

am 07.01.2006 08:38:00 von James Voils

I have a TZ 170 at work and i have the global VPN turned on, and i have
the settings exported out and then imported them onto my laptop. I
setup the Virtual adaptor and assigned it a free ip address that is
free from my network, then i start the connection on the group VPN and
put in my password and login, then the connection shows a connection.
This is all good, but then i try to find one of my network devices or
use a terminal connection through reflections software and connot get
any connection. Any idea as to why i cannot see any thing inside the
network or get a connection? Thanks

Re: Sonicwall Wall TZ 170 VPN Connection

am 07.01.2006 20:57:01 von Jeff B

James Voils wrote:
> I have a TZ 170 at work and i have the global VPN turned on, and i have
> the settings exported out and then imported them onto my laptop. I
> setup the Virtual adaptor and assigned it a free ip address that is
> free from my network, then i start the connection on the group VPN and
> put in my password and login, then the connection shows a connection.
> This is all good, but then i try to find one of my network devices or
> use a terminal connection through reflections software and connot get
> any connection. Any idea as to why i cannot see any thing inside the
> network or get a connection? Thanks
>

so you have
remote VPN client -->VPN host and want access to Mapped Drives?

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Re: Sonicwall Wall TZ 170 VPN Connection

am 08.01.2006 08:04:37 von James Voils

Yes i would like to be able to access the resources on teh network and
use a WRQ reflections to access a server on the network.

Re: Sonicwall Wall TZ 170 VPN Connection

am 09.01.2006 07:04:52 von James Voils

That is part of what i would like to do , the other is use the WRQ
reflections program to access a server inside of the network so i can
work when i am not in the office. All of the machines inside of the
netowrk are all on the same subnet and my home machines are also on the
same subnet.