RedPenguin I currently have a subnet topology OpenVPN which has been working perfectly for months with no issues. On the VPN which is setup for 10.8.0.X ips with 255.255.255.0 subnet allows me to connect UDP and use services on my 192.168.2.X/24 network. Yet for no apparent reason even though 192.168.2.99 answers pings on the VPN and also allows Samba access on the physical LAN, over the VPN Windows 7 is claiming it cannot access .99. Yet 192.168.2.53 has the exact same setup as .99, in fact they are both NASes, yet I can without any problem access .53 over the VPN.
janjust 192.168.0.99 is a different subnet than 192.168.2.53 - are you sure your routing is correct? does win7 trust that the 192.168.0 network? can you reach the NAS web interface via the VPN?
RedPenguin My apologies that was a typo, I meant 192.168.2.99. But I can get the web interface also and ping but not file access.
janjust if you can reach the web interface then it's not a VPN problem 😉 perhaps the .2.99 NAS server is in a different domain? which error code is reported when you type net use \\192.168.2.99 or nbtstat -A 192.168.2.99 ?
RedPenguin I will check some settings on .99 again and both commands just tell me path not found. EDIT: janjust turns out your were right. Turns out the .99 NAS had a firewall on by default blocking everything including SMB except for like 20, 21, 80 from anything but the internal LAN. I could swear I disabled the firewall like I did on the .53 but looks like it was never turned off. Guess I posted on the wrong forums but issue resolved anyway, LoL.
