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Posted by Morten Rydahl Nielsen on October 12, 2006, 9:13 am
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> Bear with me, as I'm new to the Nortel and its configuration.
> Essentially, a location has a Nortel Contivity 1010 that is set up with
> the branch office connection to another site, this connection works
> fine.
>
> I have set up the Nortel with the ability to be a VPN server, which
> works okay, users can log in, get an IP address, and access everything
> on the local network without issue.
>
> However, traffic does not pass to the branch office tunnel. If i run a
> traceroute, the first hop is different, and not on the local network,
> and then it times out. External users can, however, browse the
> internet through the far site. I can also use terminal services to get
> into another workstation and then browse across the branch office
> tunnel with no problems.
>
> An issue may be that VPN users receive an address on a different subnet
> (the default 192.168.1 subnet) because when i attempted to modify this
> to the local subnet, the nortel VPN server quit giving out addresses to
> VPN users. A different problem, but fixing this may solve the problem
> above.
>
> Obviously a configuration problem on my end, but i don't know enough
> about the nortels to fix it quickly and days on their knowledgebase
> site has not resulted in anything useful on this problem. There are
> instructions for pushing all traffic through the branch office tunnel,
> but there is no internet access through that site and it would drop
> everyone off the internet.
>
> Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
>
Hi.
You need to enable "Allow end user to branch office" in the
"System"->"Forwarding" menu on the 1010.
And of course you need to have routing for your clients IP-range through the
branch office tunnel.
Regards
Morten Rydahl Nielsen
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