mark,
i know this is a dopey question but ...first things first ....if you can
move the user files....
i also recommend never having user files on any DC`s( even thought this
isn`t always possible)....
as for the problem...( not knowing much about pix)
you have two choices
1.)its and access-list,permission`s problem on the pix....as somone said
could be a wrong subnet mask....
2.) it`s a licence issue on the NT server ...
i would personally move the files first and then check the pix for config
typo`s ...
HTH
steve
>From: "Mark Smith"
>Reply-To: "Mark Smith"
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Weird VPN issue [7:11055]
>Date: Thu, 5 Jul 2001 09:08:22 -0400
>
>I am using several PIX units to tunnel between locations for where I work.
>The Pix to Pix tunnels works fine.
>I also have users tunneling in from home/dialup/remotely however they chose
>to connect. These connections work "almost" fine. They all share the same
>issue. They cannot see one NT4 server on the internal network. They can't
>map drives to it and they can't even ping the IP address. Unfortunately
>there are user files on this box. All other internal addresses are
>completely accessible through their external connection except this one. I
>called Cisco TAC and they just shrugged their shoulders on this one. This
>box is a domain controller, internal DHCP and WINS server and has some
>users
>flat files stored on it (no apps running on it) and I have a DFS share
>pointing to a directory it. Don't know if that matters any.
>Any ideas as to why I can access the entire 172.25.1.0 network except for
>172.25.1.21?
>
>Thanks.
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