After you configure the Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) as a virtual private network (VPN) server in Windows 2000 Server or Windows Server 2003 with two or more network adapters, pinging the external network adapter does not work. This behavior occurs only while RRAS is running.

When I go to a remote computer on the Internet I can connect via Shrewsoft but I cant see the server, pfSense server console, nor the fileserver. I cant ping anything except my own ip address. The address it gives me is 192.168.2.2. Here is my ipSec VPN log (reverse order) A problem pinging the server through the VPN usually occurs because a firewall on the server or client is blocking the TUN/TAP interface. Here's how to fix. OpenVPN Cloud: Try Today with 3 Free VPN Connections That is correct, the server in Azure is unable to ping the NFS Server in Europe. Internally and via our VPN (when connected via our Cisco VPN client), we are successfully able to ping and tracert to this NFS share. My apologies to ask, but how I can tell how the traffic is directed to the NFS server, and if it is going back over a VPN? Aug 05, 2015 · I am connected to my corp VPN. I can ping my PC on the VPN; but when I try to connect using Windows 10 Remote Desktop, it tells me it "cannot connect to remote PC". This worked without any problems with Win 8.1. I discovered that Default Gateway was not set for VPN interface, so configured this in Remote Desktop. i find on most computers I am using clearing the arp cache fixes 90% of connection problems to the internet. - apart from manually clearing the cache by using a command code or in services, I mainly use the connection repair - double click your connection, wireless or wired then the support tab at the top of that window and then repair. fixes 90% of internet connectivity problems. if repair

Failed to Ping on Teamviewer VPN I had some problems pinging after VPN is still connected. The "Share Files via Explorer" doesn't work either and I had problems establishing a connection of other software over the VPN channel.

My VPN client’s IP address is still 172.27.232.4 as in the diagram given above. What we can see in the results above is that the very first address on the path from the VPN client to the target is 172.27.232.1. That is the internal VPN client subnet IP address of my OpenVPN Access Server itself. Failed to Ping on Teamviewer VPN I had some problems pinging after VPN is still connected. The "Share Files via Explorer" doesn't work either and I had problems establishing a connection of other software over the VPN channel. The client ping the server and all the LAN connected to him including the ADSL router with IP 172.16.200.254. The OpenVPN ping server successfully IP 172.16.21.22 but can not ping the IP address of the client LAN, ie 192.168.55.3 or the ADSL gateway of the LAN client, ie 192.168.55.254. These are the server-side routes: root@ccrr:/# route -n

Aug 28, 2016 · Currently users connect and authenticate, they are given ip addresses in the correct range/subnet, but cannot ping or access network resources. I can see them connected in RRaS console running on the server.

I also cannot even ping the VPN gateway. The VPN server cannot ping the assigned ip address of the client. I hope this information helps, I can't think of anything else to mention at the moment. To summarize my problem, I can connect to the VPN but I can't do anything when I'm in. No ping, no DNS, no access via computer names, nothing. Aug 28, 2016 · Currently users connect and authenticate, they are given ip addresses in the correct range/subnet, but cannot ping or access network resources. I can see them connected in RRaS console running on the server. When the VPN shows online, but you cannot access the host on the remote network, here's are some troubleshooting tips. 1. If the remote PC allows ping? First, ping requests might be blocked by the PC's firewall by default, and that might be the reason why we couldn't get ping replies.