vpn ssl client shared resources lan network

Question

good afternoon, how are you?
I tell you I have a vpn ssl
client running
from a windows 7 I contain myself via rdp
to the local network and it works without any problem, I can see the network environment of printers etc, the only drawback is that I cannot connect to any printer in the local network
I do not have access to the network from the vpn, only via rdp,
Is there a basic example of how to allow printing from the lan to a connected computer that has a printer and is outside the network and is using the vpn ssl client,
thanks.

PhilippRusch · Answer

Hello John, 
 if you set your DNS Servers for the VPN connection to point to the internal DNS of your (remote) LAN, then you should be able to "see" the resources there by their names. I assume you have "automatic firwall rules" enabled for that VPN configuration. 
 If this is not working (for wahtever reason), you could try to access reomte LAN resources by IP address. 
 Example: You have a printserver with IP 192.168.3.18 an there is a printershare defined as "SALES", then use your explorer to go to \192.168.3.18\SALES to access this printqueue. If you access your printers directly (without a printserver/printqueue), then you would have to know the IP address of each pr&iacute;nter you want to use. 
 Same thing with fileserver shares. 
 You see: better you have a working DNS resolution.