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Unable to access other subnets when connected via SSL VPN (remote access)

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I have remote access to my network setup via SSL VPN and it works fine for accessing various devices on my primary LAN/subnet (172.16.16.0/24). However, I'm trying to access devices on another subnet (172.16.17.0/24) so I added the subnet to the "Permitted network resources" list on the VPN page and also added the appropriate "Destination zones" and "Destination networks" on the firewall rule that applies to my VPN connection. After doing this, I'm still unable to access devices on a subnet (172.16.17.0/24) other than my primary LAN (172.16.16.0/24). Any tips on what I'm missing?



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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    Hi, Thanks for reaching out to Sophos Community.

    Ensure that you reconnect the VPN and while connecting, IN the SSLVPN client logs, You'll be able to see which networks XG is pushing. 

    To reverify this, You can just run the command in CMD 'route print' and check whether the new network is added or not. For MAC & Linux, the command is "route -ne".

    if these routes are present on the system then check with the packet capture on XG to verify whether the traffic is properly getting forwarded or not