Hi,
So long your web server is at DMZ and given access to outside world
via port 80, anybody in the world can access.

Not sure when that user tries to access you web server , his pc still
trying to access via the VPN tunnel, and there is not rules defined
for web access to the server in question.

Also if you ask the party at the other end to do a trace route to the
webserver, you can find whether its able to communicate via a normal
internet link.

Regds
Jv

On 6/22/05, SIBEL MEREY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> 
> We have head office in Turkey and brunch office in Russia and made VPN tunnel 
> for communication each aother. But we want internet access by their own site. 
> Now VPN communication for LAN is OK. But when a user inside Russia LAN want 
> to access our web server which is locate our DMZ with legal IP, he can not 
> access fron internet site. I think if we allow access from VPN tunnel LAN and 
> pass FW for access web server it maybe work. But we want to communicate VPN 
> tunnel for only LAN communication, we dont want to use access the server 
> which legal IP with VPN tunnel. Is there any way to do it?
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Sibel
> 
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