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How to map a network drive ?

cr4sh3r
 Hi guys, I created a IPSec VPN between two ASL 5.202s and it works fine, the tunnel is established, routes are set.

In the packet filter i set the rules:

Internal Network -> any -> Remote-VPN-Network -> Allow
Remote-VPN-Network -> any -> Internal Network -> Allow

I can ping clients from both sites, but mapping network drives 
using net use x: \192.168.1.101\share doesn`t work.
When I use \192.168.1.101\share in the windows explorer, no
authentication popup is to see, so i think rights a not the problem. 

I also tried the packet filter rules:
Internal Network -> Any -> IPSecPool -> Allow
IPSecPool -> Any -> Internal Network -> Allow
but this also didn`t work.

The networks have got the same workgroups, the mapping 
in in the netwroks themselves works.

Does someone know a solution for this, would be nice if you post.
Thanks


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    Check the order of the rules in the packetfilter. The first one that matches the traffic wins, so you have to be sure that any specifically allowed traffic is higher up in the list. Checking the logs as suggested above will tell you if you are hitting a drop rule before the allow rule.
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