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I'm having problems accessing the remote LAN through a VPN client connection. What's wrong? |
| Applies to: NetMAX VPN Server Suite version 3.1 - 4.0x
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| First, ensure that the NetMAX VPN server is configured to provide access to the LAN you are trying to connect to.
Ask the administrator of the server to verify this, or if you are the Access the NetMAX interface. Access "Home|Network|VPN|Options" Ensure that "VPN Enabled" is selected for all interfaces accepting connection requests.
If you are troubleshooting a Road Warrior connection: Ensure that "Road Warrior Included" is selected for all
interfaces accepting connection requests, and that the
appropriate "Network" has "Road Warrior Access Enabled"
selected.
Store and commit any changes.
Access "Home|Users|Users".
Click the pencil icon on the row of the user who is having
difficulty making a connection .
Click the "Password" tab.
Ensure that "Enable Road Warrior Access" is selected.
Note the "identity" of the user and reenter the "Passphrase" in
the "New Passphrase" and "Confirmation" Boxes.
Store and commit changes.
Ensure that the user having difficulties has configured the client
software with the proper identity, passphrase and connection settings.
( Please refer to the NetMAX VPN Suite User manual for configuration of
Safenet / Soft-PK, Windows 2000, or NetMAX VPN Connecting as Road
Warrior, or the included documentation for other products.)
If you are troubleshooting a non-Road Warrior connection: Review the settings for "Local Configuration" and "Remote Peer" on the
NetMAX server/s, using the worksheet supplied with the VPN manual as a
guide.
Ensure that the user having difficulties has configured the client
software with the proper connection settings.
( Please refer to the NetMAX VPN Suite User manual for configuration of
Safenet / Soft-PK, Windows 2000, or NetMAX VPN, or the included
documentation for other products.)
If you are still having difficulties after reviewing the configuration,
determine if a firewall or other network access restriction is in place that
would prevent the user from accessing the desired network.
If you are STILL having difficulties, please contact NetMAX technical support. |
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