Unable to Access Internal Network thu VPN

[#1]

I' m having problems accessing my internal network through my Forticlient VPN. I configured my Forticlient software to connect to my Fortigate 100A using the procedure outlined in the Forticlient Host Security User Guide. According to the Forticlient software and my Fortigate 100A monitoring screen, I have established a IPSEC VPN tunnel. The problem is I' m unable to ping, or see any clients on my internal network. Any ideas would be much appreciated!!!!

[wcbenyip]

Did you created a FW policy for that VPN tunnel? And click the inbound & outbound box, and also the NAT option?

[#3]

Whether NAT must be on or not is depending on whether or not you supply an IP address in the FortiClient.

[#4]

I figured out my problem. Thanks for everyone suggestions!!!

[#5]

What was your fix so others can learn from this? Good to provide as much information for others and beginners Regards Mark P FCNE

[#6]

I corrected this problem by changing the Forticlient IP subnet so it did not match my internal network IP subnet. My internal network IP subnet is 192.168.1.0, and I changed the Forticlient to 192.168.4.0. Everything works great!!!

[#7]

I have the same prob. but in the company we have a dhcp from the server 10.0.0.1 that manages the Ips for the pcs in the network... 10.0.0.1-10.0.0.254 at home I have a router with my pcs on 192.168.1.100-102 But i still cant ping or anything else. even when my pc is directly connected to the net, so without the 192.168.... but with its real Ip i cant ping or see any pcs in the net... HELP

[#8]

hey, my problem still doesnt go away... please help... I got all the config posted too...: http://support.fortinet.com/forum/tm.asp?m=16644&appid=&p=1&mpage=1&key=&language=&tmode=1&smode=1&s=#16675

[#9]

You issue is dealt with in the other thread, let' s not address the same issue in 3 threads. I' ve answered you question in the thread mentioned. Let' s close this one.