Traffic wrotediegobr wroteI did what the site says but it don't work
diegobr wroteServer's OS: Windows 2008 Server
Client's OS: Windows 7
So you cannot do iptables NAT, You could try
NATHack on the server.
Sorry, i can't understand yet. Could you help me, please?
This guide works on Windows Server 2008? My server has windows server, not xp.
In those steps :
As I wanted to connect the VPN clients to the corporate network I had to add both the internet NIC and the corporate NIC as FULL:
1. Modify Registry Entry to allow IP forwarding:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters
IPEnableRouter=1
2. net stop remoteaccess Stop the RAS Service
3. netsh routing ip nat install
4. netsh routing ip nat add interface "eth0 internet" full
5. netsh routing ip nat add interface "eth1 corporate" full
6. netsh routing ip nat add interface "vpn0 openvpn" private
7. netsh routing ip nat add interface Internal private
8. net start remoteaccess
My server is dedicated and im connect to it from Remote Desktop Connection.
If i do the 2nd command and stop remoteaccess, won't i be disconect from the remote server?
What could i do?
Here are my server's network:
What commands have I use on steps 4 to 7?
Thank you very much for the help.