I
have tried from many different angles that you advice...but no
go..L
At
nslookup, it only list one computer, which is the
SERVER1.
Then,
the next line say: can't list
domain all. Non existent
domain.
The lmhost is enabled. (Under Advanced TCP/IP setting,
WINS tab, Enable LMHost lookup is selected. Also Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP is
selected)
Any
other idea?
Thanks,
Dipo
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From: Joe
Sargent [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002
6:31 PM
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] VPN W2K
Cannot See Other Computers Except the Server
Your
problem here appears to be DNS. You might want to change the DNS
server on the VPN client to the IP of your internal DNS server to see if
that fixes things. This will not help you out to get to the
Internet, but you can at least isolate the problem..
You
could also setup a WINS server and get to machines that way, but when it
comes to domain validation for access you will have to have the DNS access
so your machine will register. If the machine doesn't register with
the W2K DNS server then it that can cause authorization issues. You
might also try the following at a command prompt once you get the DNS
entries entered.....
ipconfig
/flushdns
ipconfig
/registerdns
Also
do NSLOOKUP and see what DNS server your machine is requesting from.
I
have similar issues with VPN software. I have since switched to the
CISCO VPN3005 using the unified VPN client. I have the vpn clients
authenticated via a Radius server and all the network info, DNS, WINS, etc
is passed to the machine and the client handles the routing and DNS
issues. So far my users are happy!
HTH
Joe
Sargent
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] VPN W2K
Cannot See Other Computers Except the Server
Domain
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Cannot See Other Computers Except the Server
Is
your VPN set to log into the server or Domain
Joshua
Morgan
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From:
Dipowarga Wirawan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002
4:04 PM
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] VPN W2K
Cannot See Other Computers Except the Server
I
could connect to the server, just cannot see other
computers.
I
just try to connect other computer with static ip, it works. But I don't know how to connect
others with dynamic IP, or by computer name, for example
\\WS01\
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From: Dipowarga Wirawan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
Wednesday, February 13, 2002 12:29 PM
To:
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Subject: [ActiveDir] VPN W2K Cannot
See Other Computers Except the
Server
Hi,
My server
at the office is Win2K Advanced Server (SERVER1) and
has
Static IP Address.
The remote client is Win2Kpro (no
static IP) and connect to the SERVER1
with VPN.
The only
computer that the remote client can see is the SERVER1, and
I
have to connect is with Start-Run,
then type \\SERVER1\
I cannot connect and
see to other computers in the network.
Any
idea?
Thanks,
Dipo
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