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PPTP and AD AUTHENTICATION

joe90
Is it necessary for a remote user who can sucessfully connect via PPTP VPN to authenticate with Active directory in order to use remote user or access files on the local network?

I can connect through pptp, get issued a vpn pool ip address and can ping onto the local windows network but cannot use remote user or browse directories. Does this sound like a permissions problem?


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    Did you make a "Packet filter Rule" to ALLOW that traffic?

    Example
    Define the packet filter rule:
    Open the Network Security >> Packet Filter >> Rules tab.
    After clicking on the New rule button the
    dialog box for new rules will appear. Create
    a new rule for the access to the local internal
    network.
    Source: Remote host or user (in this
    example: gforeman).
    Service: Set the service.
    Destination: The allowed internal network
    (in this example: Internal (Network)).
    Action: Allow.
    Confirm your settings by clicking on Save.
    New rules will be added at the end of the list and remain disabled (status light shows red)
    until they are explicitly enabled by clicking on the status light.
  • 0 in reply to SilverOne
    Yes, I've set a the rule:

    VPN POOL (PPTP) -> ANY -> Internal Network

    and don't have access to the internal network although I can ping to the local hosts.

    So, it should work without AD authentication then?
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