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VPN SSL client and client shares

ScottL
Can someone throw me a bone here.  [:)]

SSL VPN is working fine for us, but I can't seem to connect to any share or shared printer on the client machine from our internal network once they are VPN'ed in. I can ping them fine and get to other tcp applications on the client, but SMB shares and printers are not coming up.

Can anyone give me a pointer as to what I am forgetting to do, to get this working?

Thanks,
-Scott


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    Doh!

    never mind.   Dang windows firewall.  I had the options in windows firewall to only allow file/print sharing only on PC's in local subnet which did me no good when the client switched over to the SSL VPN network.   I changed our group policy to include the SSL VPN network and now life is good once again.


    -Scott
  • 0 in reply to ScottL
    can you tell me what GPO you modified for this? Im getting the same issue.
  • +1 in reply to jutler123
    Sure  it can be found here ->

    Computer Configuration ->Administrative Templates-> Network/Windows Firewall/Domain Profile/Allow File and Printer Sharing Exception 

    Policy Setting 
    Windows Firewall: Allow file and printer sharing exception Enabled 

    Then just list your ip subnets separated by a comma.

    -Scott
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  • +1 in reply to jutler123
    Sure  it can be found here ->

    Computer Configuration ->Administrative Templates-> Network/Windows Firewall/Domain Profile/Allow File and Printer Sharing Exception 

    Policy Setting 
    Windows Firewall: Allow file and printer sharing exception Enabled 

    Then just list your ip subnets separated by a comma.

    -Scott
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