It's possible that there's a rule for it but I couldn't know without having you define some of these Address and Service Objects. With VPNĪre there any rules there that we can't see in the screenshot? It was a little hard to read but I think I see everything that's there.īut, I'm going to be honest, I don't see anything there that's explicitly allowing RDP. I can ping the DC1 and DC2 I get reponses. I can ping computer names on the network and they come back with the IP address but then timeout. I can RDP into the machines in question while it is plugged in directly no VPN TCP port 3389 would be what you want to allow inbound from VPN and, hopefully, you are as granular as you can be (within reason) when creating your rules.Īny note on the rest of my questions? I know it would probably take a minute to look into all of that so just let us know when you've had a chance. Just go in there and make sure VPN to LAN has the proper firewall rules in place to allow for what you're trying to do. Just out of curiosity, can you RDP to the machines in question when onsite on the LAN? Through VPN, can you ping any address on the LAN at all, including the DCs? Can you share your firewall rules that are allowing VPN clients to talk with the LAN? When you go to the firewall interface, try to use the "Matrix" option as I find it's easier to organize my thoughts and my rules since it filters out rules based regulating traffic between 2 specific interfaces and should definitely help you here (if you're not already using it). I don't use the VPN feature on my SonicWall. Yes currently the machine can RDP into all the needed machines while plugged in locally TCP port 3389 would be what you want to allow inbound from VPN and, hopefully, you are as granular as you can be (within reason) when creating your rules. When you go to the firewall interface, try to use the "Matrix" option as I find it's easier to organize my thoughts and my rules since it filters out rules governing traffic between 2 specific interfaces and should definitely help you here.
Through VPN, can you ping any address on the LAN at all, including the DCs?.Can you RDP to the machines in question when onsite on the LAN?.I don't use the VPN feature on my SonicWall but I do have a VPN setup and I do allow it through our SonicWall NSA 2400.
It's the other servers that are acting up. Just a reminder I can RDP into my domain controllers just fine.
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