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harperville · 07-31-2013

I have a Windows 2008 server doing DNS and DHCP at 192.168.1.9. I can reach any IP address on the public Internet but I can't resolve any hostnames from the server (and since all the clients are using the server for DNS, none of the clients can reso...

harperville · 07-31-2013

I changed my VPN client to send all traffic over the tunnel and I can reach my server, now. Thanks so much for the help!

harperville · 07-31-2013

This is helpful but makes it seem like the ASA is configured correctly, that is if I did the packet-tracer correctly.my-gw(config)# packet-tracer input outside icmp 192.168.100.240 8 0 192.168.1.9Phase: 1Type: ACCESS-LISTSubtype: Result: ALLOWConfig:...

harperville · 07-31-2013

Quite an impressive article. I am still stumped, though. Based on your article, I set up a static PAT to the Windows server so I can RDP from the outside to troubleshoot this further. I checked the firewall and I have icmp IN and OUT being allowed...

harperville · 07-31-2013

Hi, Jouni. I appreciate your help. What you said about the VPN pools makes perfect sense. I am upgrading from 8.2 to 8.4 and the differences are quite astounding. I understood 8.2 a bit better than 8.4, it's a new beast for me to tackle.I made th...

harperville · 07-31-2013

Thanks for the help. I thought I was unable to reach my server over my VPN unless I had that statement. I'll test that now...Yep, without that statement, I can't access anything over the VPN so I asked one of the people in the office to test it out...

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None of my LAN clients behind my 5505 can resolve hostnames

None of my LAN clients behind my 5505 can resolve hostnames

None of my LAN clients behind my 5505 can resolve hostnames

None of my LAN clients behind my 5505 can resolve hostnames

None of my LAN clients behind my 5505 can resolve hostnames

None of my LAN clients behind my 5505 can resolve hostnames