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Resolving host names within the VPN

KyleT
Does anyone know if you can do one of the two following things?

1. specify DNS servers for SSL VPNs.  It seems you can do it for PPTP and L2TP, but not SSL.  or.....
2. allow broadcasts to travel from the SSL VPN address range to the inside network range. (and then eventually to a secondary network on a site2site vpn).

Thanks!


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    For option #2 (the broadcasting), I'm not sure I understand the solution.  If I have a SSL VPN address pool of 10.242.5.0/24 and my internal network is 192.168.1.0/24, wouldn't the VPN client be broadcasting to the address 10.242.5.255 and not 192.168.1.255?  If this is correct, then having a packet filter to allow traffic to pass to the internal broadcast address wouldn't help because the client doesn't know to address it there.

    I think what I need the ASG to do is to look for broadcasts on 10.242.5.255 and actively pass those to 192.168.1.255 and then also return the response.  I'm not sure a packet filter can do this, can it?

    Thanks!
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