melbert2002
MIS
- Jul 16, 2004
- 153
Hello all,
Well Ive been trolling for the answers and couldnt find what I needed. I have a two office company both with their own networks. I have a VPN tunnel between the two offices and everything works great for the office. The only issue is that I can not have my remote office browse to our DMZ. From within the local office its fine, but I can not get to the DMZ from the remote. Ive been looking through and can not find anything that should stop traffic from flowing, but something is.
Do I need to explicitly allow traffic from the remote office over the VPN to the dmz? They get an IP address when they browse over from 192.168.100.xxx(local) to 192.168.200.xxx(vpn) the local address is 192.168.2.xxx and the dmz is 10.1.1.xxx
Thanks
Mel
Well Ive been trolling for the answers and couldnt find what I needed. I have a two office company both with their own networks. I have a VPN tunnel between the two offices and everything works great for the office. The only issue is that I can not have my remote office browse to our DMZ. From within the local office its fine, but I can not get to the DMZ from the remote. Ive been looking through and can not find anything that should stop traffic from flowing, but something is.
Do I need to explicitly allow traffic from the remote office over the VPN to the dmz? They get an IP address when they browse over from 192.168.100.xxx(local) to 192.168.200.xxx(vpn) the local address is 192.168.2.xxx and the dmz is 10.1.1.xxx
Thanks
Mel