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Stephen,
I just ran into this problem myself. there was two things I needed to do:
1) add a route to the Samba server pointing to the OpenVPN's network mask(10.8.0.0) with the gateway to the actual IP address of the OpenVPN server.
2) Add 10.8.X.X to the "allow_hosts" reference to the smb.conf file
Best of luck.
Steve Poe
On 1/10/07,
kozlowski_s@xxxxxx <kozlowski_s@xxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
I went through the HOWTOs and set up OpenVPN on a SuSE Linux 9.3 Server with five Windows XP SP2 clients.
My setup is very close to the sample and it works well. I can connect to Samba on the Linux server with \\10.x.x.1\sharename, but I cannot reach the server using \\servername\sharename.
I could add the server name to the hosts file of the Windows XP clients, but thats not the smart solution, isn't it?
Is there a simple solution?
Thanks for your replies in advance,
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Best regards,
Stefan Kozlowski
kozlowski_s@web,de
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