Hey there!
Many of us have a really strange problem with Outlook when we want to connect to our office over the SSL-VPN.
We have an Virtual UTM 9 Sophos Appliance with the Firmware-Level: 9.101-12
The SSL-VPN has automatic Firewall rules and the local network is our intranet so from there everything should be fine.
So the SSL-Pool has 10.100.2.X with 255.255.255.252 as a subnet. Our internal DNS-Servers which are also give to the VPN-Adapter have 192.168.10.X
Now to the problem:
When we connect via SSL-VPN to our office we can resolve DNS-Names from our Windows Servers and go to them over Remotedesktop, also file-shares are accessable - but then... there is the Exchange-Server (2010).
Outlook 2007 can't connect to the Exchange while the VPN is running besides all other stuff is working.
I have just now seen only 2 problems:
1. The VPN-Network Adapter doesn't get a default gateway which i should need to access other networks...
2. Windows i trying to identify the network because of the missing default gateway and won't stop from trying
Since i couldn't stop the Network Identification with a registry Key i assume it would be the best if the ssl-vpn client would get the gateway information trough the ssl-vpn...
soo... how can i get the gateway information transferred to the client? In the Sophos Remote Access Section there isn't a way to set a gateway...
Regards
:Edit:
Still the same when using the latest OpenVPN Version...
:Edit: another new thing:
Without the gateway i can't ping the fqdn of our domain or servers. With the attached fqdn altough it will work, when i just enter the server name...
With the gateway i can resolve the fqdn and if i just type in the servername, i also get the answer from servername.fqdn...
and naturally without a gateway in the SSL-VPN Adapter how should my laptop know where to search for domain.local? Google won't find it....
nslookup work fine tough... with and without the fqdn...
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