New day, new problem. (Thanks again VCA for the help yesterday!)
Our SBS is set up to allow VPN. The firewall is open to the necessary ports and traffic, as this has been done successfully in the past.
When I VPN into our server, here's what happens. I can use Remote Desktop to open a terminal to the SBS itself (by name or IP). I can also connect by SSL (web browser https:, port 443) to the PIX firewall (by IP only; I don't think we even gave it a name). I can also do DNS lookups on the names of any other machine on the company network. However, every connection I try to make to any of these other machines (Remote Desktop, SQL Server, HTTP, ping), by name or IP, I can't get there; it's like the packets just get dropped. Tracert doesn't show anything after the first hop to the SBS.
All machines are on one subnet (192.168.1.x), and the subnet is different from the ones from which I connect (192.168.0.x and 10.x.x.x). The SBS can see all the other machines, but that doesn't do me much good as all our development tools and such are not installed on the SBS.
Any suggestions where to start looking? |
