Configuring VPN win7 clients with pfsense
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But why i can't ping any windows machine ? (only linux machine)
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Also i can't ping my printers , only linux machines .
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Do you printers have a gateway set? Most likely not would be my bet. The windows 7 firewall by default blocks ping would be my bet as well. Kind of hard to answer a ping that is from a different network without a gateway.
If you can ping 1 box on your network, then clearly your vpn is up. What settings to you have on your windows firewall. Can you ping your windows 7 boxes from other machine on the local network? If so check that their firewalls allow ping from networks other than the local one.
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Do you printers have a gateway set? Most likely not would be my bet. The windows 7 firewall by default blocks ping would be my bet as well. Kind of hard to answer a ping that is from a different network without a gateway.
If you can ping 1 box on your network, then clearly your vpn is up. What settings to you have on your windows firewall. Can you ping your windows 7 boxes from other machine on the local network? If so check that their firewalls allow ping from networks other than the local one.
Look my machines firewall is disable but there is a kaspersky program.
Yes i can ping windows machines from other .
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Well check it for firewall – what part do you not understand that your tunnel is up.. Why would pfsense allow traffic from linux boxes but not windows boxes?
So if you can ping 1 box inside your network, and others don't respond - then its something on those machines.
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Well check it for firewall – what part do you not understand that your tunnel is up.. Why would pfsense allow traffic from linux boxes but not windows boxes?
So if you can ping 1 box inside your network, and others don't respond - then its something on those machines.
Yes i know my vpn is up , but how can i solve that problem with windows machines ?
until now nothing happened with windows machines
Also i disabled windows's firewall , but also no luck .
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Set their firewalls to allow whatever traffic you want to use from your tunnel network.
Disable whatever firewall your running on those boxes.
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Set their firewalls to allow whatever traffic you want to use from your tunnel network.
Disable whatever firewall your running on those boxes.
i will remove kaspersky…is that helpful ?
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I don't know - is it, is that is what is firewalling your traffic?
I am not sure why the thread is still open? You have verified your tunnel is working.. So now your issue is with clients, that has nothing to do with pfsense.
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I don't know - is it, is that is what is firewalling your traffic?
I am not sure why the thread is still open? You have verified your tunnel is working.. So now your issue is with clients, that has nothing to do with pfsense.
Look man this is the last step of my story…don't tell me to close this thread right ?i'm still looking for a solution for my problem your solution is not complete...
thank you .
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I can not help you without info!! Did you uninstall your firewall software on the client? Did you configure said software to allow for the traffic you want to allow icmp, file sharing from IPs other than your local network?
Do these clients use pfsense as their gateway?
You clearly have a working vpn tunnel if you can access linux boxes behind your pfsense.. So my point is this is no longer a VPN issue but a client configuration issue.. This board is more for helping users with pfsense related issues - your issue is client related.
While I don't mind helping you, not much I can do further. Do I need to step you through verification that the packets are getting to your client via sniffing the traffic?
Tell you what – if you provide me vpn access to your network and login to pfsense box. And then out of bound access to a windows client I will fix the problem for you. Teamviewer works nice as an out of band solution. I will document what was the issue and show you the fix, etc. That would be must faster than us going round and round in this thread, not getting anywhere. If there is some other issue at play, I should be able to identify the problem within a few minutes.
But since you can access linux based boxes on that side of the tunnel - it really really points to a problem on the client box on your pfsense side of the network.
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Set their firewalls to allow whatever traffic you want to use from your tunnel network.
Disable whatever firewall your running on those boxes.
That's the end of my story
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So your fully working and functional now, even to your window boxes, which I take it were running firewalls blocking the traffic you wanted to allow.
So you get your browselist working, or live without that MS nonsense ;)
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So your fully working and functional now, even to your window boxes, which I take it were running firewalls blocking the traffic you wanted to allow.
So you get your browselist working, or live without that MS nonsense ;)
As you said (without that MS nonsense)…thank you man your a hero .
