| Cisco VPN Client and local LAN access We have offices with LANs, [Home LAN] and [Our Remote LAN], connected by a router to router IPSec tunnel.
We have a machine [Subject] on LAN [HOME LAN] that remains conneceted to a client's WAN [Client WAN] with the Cisco VPN client (5.0.07). "Allow Local LAN Access" is checked in the client.
I would like to access databases on [Subject] from [Home LAN] while [Subject] is connected to [Client WAN]
I can access the databases (and ping, etc) from [Our Remote LAN] but I cannot from [Home LAN]. Does this make sense? Am I missing something?
Thanks in advance! |
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| WORKAROUND - Re: Cisco VPN Client and local LAN access Seems the VPN Client switch 'Allow local LAN Access' is being overridden - manually deleting the Cisco inserted route with "route delete 192.168.1.0" on [Subject] seems to avoid, if not address, problem. |
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| reply to joebaird
Re: Cisco VPN Client and local LAN access The tunnel subnet, the local LAN subnet, and the LAN subnet at the office all need to be a unique IP scheme for "allow local lan access to work correctly"
Example:
Local LAN: 192.168.4.x
Tunnel client address range: 192.168.45.x
Office LAN: 192.168.44.x
In this example it would be OK for the local LAN to be anything but .45.x or .44.x |
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