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joncross

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  1. Hi I am new to this forum but i have been working with windows for some time now. My scanario I work for a company that handles it support for a number of local companies in the area. I am trying to setup a system where we can access our clients networks remotely and automatically. i.e. route based vpn. My setup I have a dedicated windows 2003 std server running routing and remote access setup as a lan router and demand dial server. I have setup a number of demand dial interfaces which essentially are ms pptp vpn to our client networks and i have tested them and they work fine. Once a connection is made i can ping the remote machines on the remote network. My problem The problem comes in when i try and access the remote network from one of our workstations. I have setup my workstations routing table to use the server and i can see in the server logs that my workstation initiates a request to get to a remote network which in turn causes the correct demand dial interface to dial up. This all works perfectly. The only problem i now have is that i cannot ping any of the computers on the remote network. I can from the server but not from the workstation. TRACERT from the workstation shows that the packets are getting to the server but then no further. PLEASE HELP.

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