javastring
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guys need help...
my computer A is connected through VPN to my LAN at home (Computer B & C)
thorugh VPN i can ping from A to B
I can only access resources from A to B when i turn OFF firewall on B
On my LAN i can access resources from C to B without turning OFF firewall on B
So my question is if A is virtually connected to LAN why do i need to turn OFF firewall? by the way VPN ends on my LAN at my router.
is there any way i can do any changes in B's firewall to allow access from A(VPN computer)?
B(on LAN) windows 2003
A(VPN) xp pro
C(on LAN) xp pro
thanks...
my computer A is connected through VPN to my LAN at home (Computer B & C)
thorugh VPN i can ping from A to B
I can only access resources from A to B when i turn OFF firewall on B
On my LAN i can access resources from C to B without turning OFF firewall on B
So my question is if A is virtually connected to LAN why do i need to turn OFF firewall? by the way VPN ends on my LAN at my router.
is there any way i can do any changes in B's firewall to allow access from A(VPN computer)?
B(on LAN) windows 2003
A(VPN) xp pro
C(on LAN) xp pro
thanks...