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1. #Sonicwall global vpn client connected but cannot ping driver
2. #Sonicwall global vpn client connected but cannot ping professional

Processor: x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 7 GenuineIntel ~1994 Mhz System Manufacturer: Dell Computer Corporation

#Sonicwall global vpn client connected but cannot ping professional

OS Name: Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Reported Generated At: 00:24:26 Thu Jun 17 2004

#Sonicwall global vpn client connected but cannot ping driver

Virtual Adapter Driver Name: SonicWALL VPN AdapterĭNE Adapter Driver Name: Deterministic Network Enhancer IPsec Driver Name: SonicWALL VPN Client IPSec Driver for Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP

You can see that authentication is being sent through the VPN client into our network.Īpplication Name: SonicWALL Global VPN Client I am logged into her laptop remotely as administrator in this log. Help!! RE: SonicWall VPN emergency! Connects but no Auth. I am stumped and this user is going back home later today. I am sending the logs in my next post and would greatly appreciate any ideas on what is happening. I feel permissions are not the issue as if no authentication is being sent, then permissions haven't come into play yet. I've generated connection reports from both the admin login and the user login and see that the user is not sending authentication, whereas the admin login is. I have been round and round with SonicWall support on this and they are saying it's a permissions problem, but I think otherwise. Obviously, i am unable to open any shares or use her Outlook. The strange thing is, is that I can log onto her laptop from outside the office and connect through the VPN and am able to browse shared folders and open Outlook, but when I log on as her, the user, The connection is established, but I am unable to ping or trace to the servers.

I tried the same for the other user and the problem is still there. I resolved the problem for one of them by rebuilding her laptop, reformatting, then reinstalling averything. They are in the office this week so I have been working furiously on the problem before they go back home to connect from their home offices. The trouble is that they can connect and get an IP address from our internal DHCP server, but cannot browe shared folders or pull email on Outlook. They are in the office one week out of every month. The entire office is up to date with latest service packs and antivirus. Both users have Dell C640 Latitudes, 512 mb ram and were connecting via cable modems. We are a Win2K office with one file server (handles DHCP, DNS, Also PDC) and an Exchange 2000 server (DNS also). About two and a half weeks ago, my two remote users began experiencing trouble connecting through our VPN. I am having a serious issue using the SonicWall Global VPN client with one of my users.