I've worked this over from top to bottom too many times to count. I'm sure its something I am overlooking, so please walk me through what I am missing to get this working.
I appreciate the help.
I just barely installed Astaro less than a week ago. I have got everything working great internally, but I can't access my local resources from the SSL VPN.
The client is able to access the user portal, download and install the Astaro SSL VPN client app, and then can connect, and get an IP from the VPN Pool 10.242.2.0/24 For example, they would get the IP 10.242.2.6 and have the IPv4 DHCP address of 10.242.2.5. The Gateway is blank.
If I ping 10.242.2.6 from inside my network, I get 100% received. But I can't see the computer in Network places (windows file share) and they can't see me. I am also unable to use Windows RDP in either direction. On the internal network, when something isn't working, I know where to look. I can check the firewall, and add the necessary rules. But since the SSL VPN is supposedly automatically doing this, I can't find the problem.
To be able to access WebAdmin when logged in via VPN, add your "Username (User Network)" object to 'Allowed networks' in 'WebAdmin Settings'. Then, access WebAdmin via the IP of "Internal (Address)".
But, I think defining the problem as "it's not working" is getting in the way of finding a solution. In fact, you've mentioned several different issues, each of which can be caused by settings in the PCs. For instance, have you ever successfully RDP'd into either of the PCs in question? If not, then the PCs may need to be configured to accept remote connections.
To be able to access WebAdmin when logged in via VPN, add your "Username (User Network)" object to 'Allowed networks' in 'WebAdmin Settings'. Then, access WebAdmin via the IP of "Internal (Address)".
But, I think defining the problem as "it's not working" is getting in the way of finding a solution. In fact, you've mentioned several different issues, each of which can be caused by settings in the PCs. For instance, have you ever successfully RDP'd into either of the PCs in question? If not, then the PCs may need to be configured to accept remote connections.