Hi Javier, I've already added the "advertised networks" on the main server so I can access those networks from the Zentyal box.
How can I check if the tunnel is configured as a gateway ? Thanks a lot, Michal > Hello Michal, > the routes of the primary server are nto automatically shared. You > must set them in 'Advertised networks' so the routes are shared with > the secondary server (tunnel client). > > If you have already the routes in place then you must check that > there are adequate return routes from the secondary networks clients. > The easier way is to set the Zentyal-tunnel-client as gateway. > > Cheers, > Javier > > > On 09/06/2011 04:41 PM, Michal BULIK wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I've the following problem : I've installed a tunnel a from a secondary >> office >> to our main office. On the Zentyal machine itself the tunnel works fine >> : I can >> access all the networks. The problem is that it does not work from >> inside the >> secondary office. >> >> I've checked the state of tunnel (pinging the extremities from both >> sides + log >> files), the firewall rules (even looking into the iptables output and >> comparing with a >> similar installation, adding logging to the idrop chain to see if my >> packets get >> dropped) and finally the route tables and I've no more ideas what can go >> wrong. >> Any hint ? >> >> Thanks, Michal >> _______________________________________________ zentyal-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zentyal.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/zentyal-users
