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I recently installed OpenVPN on a Suse machine. The main purpose is to connect laptop users via VPN to our Terminal Server. The laptops are using WindowsXP as their OS and installed OpenVPNGui on it. I configured the OpenVPN server for Tun. I can create the tunnel between the laptop and the VPN machine and the Terminal server. I can ping the OpenVPN machine, the Terminal Server as also other machine in my LAN from a VPN session. I can make a secure RDP connection. This is what I first wanted, but I want more. So far so good, but.... I've read that I can see the other machines (eg fileserver on Windows) in my network places. The problem is that I can't. I can see the domain listed, but I can't see the machine their. I can map them via a loginscript on the laptop, but have to specify the admin username and password to connect. After the connection is made, a laptop user can't edit any files, because of the domain permissions. So how can i configure OpenVPN that I can edit my files on the fileserver with the domain username and password? I can do this in RDP, but when I don't have a terminal server, I have to give my users full control on the files on my fileserver and that's a bad news. Hope somebody can help me. thanks in advance. Best Regards, Roland de Lepper ------------------------------ Senior MIS engineer. Lite-On IT BV Meerenakkerplein 16 5652 BJ Eindhoven The Netherlands E-Mail : roland_lepper@xxxxxxxxxxxx Tel : +31-(0)40-2508086 ______________________ OpenVPN mailing lists https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |