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VPN access network drive problem
Hi,
Branch A and B offices have a site-to-site VPN connection, everything is OK, branch A PCs can access branch B office server files and folders if A branch PC has mapped the network drive under the Windows 10, e.g. H drive.
Recently, we have enabled the client-to-site VPN connection to branch A office so that staff can access branch A office server files if our colleagues will be worked from home, staff laptop can access branch A office files but staff laptop cannot access branch B office file server.
If use ping command:
laptop can ping branch A network (192.168.1.x) but laptop cannot ping branch B network (192.168.2.x)
I have tried to add a static route on the laptop Windows but it still doesn't work.
How a laptop can access both branch A and B server files even both offices are using site-to-site VPN (diagram attached)
Branch A office using FortiGate 61F firewall.
Appreciate that if someone can help.
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Below article explains the similar setup, could you please recheck if your configuration is matching with the recommendations.
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/6.2.12/cookbook/45836/ssl-vpn-to-ipsec-vpn
Suraj
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Thanks Suraj,
I use following IPsec-VPN to connect branch FortiGate firewall configuration, connecting to branch A office is OK, just it cannot connect to branch B office network from any laptops, however, I will go thru again from below steps.
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/6.2.12/cookbook/785501/forticlient-as-dialup-client
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Hi @ammrider,
A firewall policy is required to allow traffic from dialup IPsec clients to branch B office.
In case the issue persists, running debug flow will help in identifying the issue.
SFA
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Hi,
I think you are missing a policy. This Kb might help.
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I have tried to use above solution but it still not works, I will try it again and make sure no any steps were skipped.
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FCT EMS 7.2.0 was released, you can download it from support portal.
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