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SSL VPN routing issue

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Hi, I have got the SSL VPN working great on a remote Win10 laptop, it gets assigned and IP address and I can access local resources as I should.

Locally we have some websites/software that needs access to specific IP address that are routed out via another interface (not via the internet).

This works perfect locally but will not work on the VPN client.  Do I need to make any changes on the UTM to allow the to work remotely as it does internally?

 

I hope this makes sense, still getting use to configuring the UTM.

Regards

Lee 



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    check your ssl-VPN-Profile if your are allowed to use the other interfaces / networks..

    maybe you need some natting or routing too... to less info to miracle about it ;-)

     

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    1) are the target ip addresses allowed in the ssl vpn profile?  Can you ping them?   Download prtqryui from Microsoft and see if you can reach the target ports.

    2) are the names resolving to tbe correct ip address?    With split tunnelling, the dns lookup might be going to the internet instead of your internal dns.  Can you ping the intended dns server?

    3) if using Stanard mode, can the vpn client fetch the proxy script and can it reach the proxy address and port (another item to test with portqryui)

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