Hello, please how to properly configure VPN in this environment?
I have two subnets in two different (geographical) workplaces, connected via IPsec (thru gateway routers)
Main subnet: 192.168.11.0/24, gateway (router IP) 192.168.11.1, Windows 2016 server (VPN, DHCP, DC etc.) 192.168.11.3
2nd subnet : 192.168.22.0/24, gateway (router IP) 192.168.22.1 - just client computers.
I need to allow external (home office) users connect via VPN server (192.168.11.3) to the 2nd subnet (192.168.22.0/24) to their computers (via RDP).
I have no problems with VPN connection to the main subnet computers, but I am not able to properly configure acces to the 2nd subnet.
I am not able to ping them.
VPN server does not use DHCP, it has reserved addresses, which are removed from DHCP.
I think, that this is a problem of RRAS routing configuration.
I tried to configure RRAS routing, I was able to ping computers in the 2nd subnet and also create RDP connection.
But there was a bad result:
After a few days I was not able login remotely to the DC server (192.168.11.3) via Teamviewer and also home office VPN stopped to work.
Work inside both connected subnets looked normal without problems, but I was unable to manage the DC.
The only solution was hard reset the DC server, everything then start to work normally, but after a few days abowe mentioned problem returned...
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
I have two subnets in two different (geographical) workplaces, connected via IPsec (thru gateway routers)
Main subnet: 192.168.11.0/24, gateway (router IP) 192.168.11.1, Windows 2016 server (VPN, DHCP, DC etc.) 192.168.11.3
2nd subnet : 192.168.22.0/24, gateway (router IP) 192.168.22.1 - just client computers.
I need to allow external (home office) users connect via VPN server (192.168.11.3) to the 2nd subnet (192.168.22.0/24) to their computers (via RDP).
I have no problems with VPN connection to the main subnet computers, but I am not able to properly configure acces to the 2nd subnet.
I am not able to ping them.
VPN server does not use DHCP, it has reserved addresses, which are removed from DHCP.
I think, that this is a problem of RRAS routing configuration.
I tried to configure RRAS routing, I was able to ping computers in the 2nd subnet and also create RDP connection.
But there was a bad result:
After a few days I was not able login remotely to the DC server (192.168.11.3) via Teamviewer and also home office VPN stopped to work.
Work inside both connected subnets looked normal without problems, but I was unable to manage the DC.
The only solution was hard reset the DC server, everything then start to work normally, but after a few days abowe mentioned problem returned...
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
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