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James,
You probably need to tell your router (If it's possible) around the
network traffic coming from the remote network. Normally, I'd do that
at the Linux box, but since it's sitting behind a hardware router,
you'll need to do it there.
Just a guess,
Doug
James Nonya wrote:
Hey all!
New to the list (heck new to the app). Trying just a
simple vpn between 2 linux boxes..one at work and one
at home. I can get the tunnel open just fine and can
ping both ends of the tunnel. I can't get anywhere
else though ;-) The caveats from a "normal" setup is
that the internal network at work is 10.1.0.0/16.
Also, the linux box that I tunnel to from home has an
external ip assigned to it in the router....it's ip is
actually 10.1.200.101. Here's the look and feel of
the setup ;)
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