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SSL VPN - Accessing Internal Network Resources - UTM 9.4

Ozzy

I am trying to set up an SSL VPN to access internal resources on a Windows domain.

 

I can connect to the VPN (using Active Directory credentials) and I can ping hosts by ipadress, host name or FQDN.

 

However, Exchange can't autodiscover and I can't access network shares (either by host name or IP address - although I can ping the host).

 

By changing security settings in  IE I can get prompted for my credentials and I can then authenticate to the site using AD credentials and access the site, i.e. Intranet.

 

Any advice on what I'm doing wrong ?

 

Thank you



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    do you set up needed packet filter rules to allow traffic from your internal network to the ssl-vpn network and from ssl-vpn network to the internal-network?

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    Thanks, it was a combination of things;

     

    External perimeter firewall was blocking access to VPN pool traffic.

     

    I needed a SNAT rule on the UTM for this traffic

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