Hello there!
Weird problem here.
We've got an external office connected to our headquarter (ASG 220 UTM 9.315-2) using a RED50. Behind this RED50 there are some Windows 7 clients as well as a Windows 2012R2 server which is providing some network shares.
This server and his network shares shall now be accessible by SSL VPN users (Tunnelblick for Mac or Sophos SSL VPN Client).
I wonder what has to be done in order to make this happen. I once figured it out and put it into action when we still had a RED10 in the external office. But now we bought a RED50 which I configured just as the former RED10 (standard-split via Deployment Helper), but apparently I must have forgotten a certain setting as I can not establish a connection between my laptop (which is connected to the ASG via Tunnelblick) and the server / network share behind the RED50.
I think what I did last time was adding certain user networks to the "split networks" - field in the RED "server client management", such as "VPNUsers (User Group Network - Known IP addresses of users in group VPNUsers")", "VPN Pool (SSL) or "SSLUsers (User group network - Known IP addresses of users in group SSLUsers").
The funny thing is that the RED keeps crashing (seriously, it's going offline and won't come back online in a while!) when I connect my Tunnelblick while having "VPNUsers" and "SSLUsers" in the split networks field.
And only having "VPN Pool (SSL) in there won't help me establishing a connection to the network share either. Even though the RED won't crash while having only this as a split network.
Okay, so, I guess this post has gotten a tad too long. So what I need and what for I'd be extremely grateful is a short tutorial of how to make a network share behind a RED50 accessible for SSL VPN users.
Thank you very much in advance!
BR
Sebastian
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