Windows 10: Resolve Arp Through VPN Tunnel Of Remote Network.

I am trying to resolve arp of a LAN through vpn tunnel.SonicWall to SonicWall VPN tunnel is already setup.Site 1 Private LAN gateway: 192.168.150.1Site 2 Private LAN Gateway: 192.168.60.1Already have connection between the two.Site 1 VMNIC 1: 192.168.150.10 workingNic 2: 192.168.60.10 no internetIs it possible to have a IP address of the remote network and resolve arp requests of the remote network? What do I need to add to appliance/firewall to allow this traffic?

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Win 10: DNS resolution of remote network via VPN connection not working

I have an ASA for VPN. I had the exact issue you guys describe after updating to Win 10. All previos versions worked fine. This was the verified solution for me:

You have to let the tunnel know what domain(s) to look for across the tunnel. In ASDM under Configuration => Remote Access VPN => Network (Client) Access => Group Policies select DfltGrpPolicy and Edit it. Go to advanced => Split Tunnel Do you have the domains
that you want them to look internally to resolve when connected listed in the DNS Names line? In the command line it is under the group-policy DfltGrpPolicy attributes => split-dns value. (Your actual policy name might be different......)

Credit goes to John8126 from the Spiceworks forum.

-Erik

 

Remote Desktop access to Always On VPN client

I have a number of Always On VPN clients (using system tunnels) configured at our site...and it would be helpful to be able to connect via remote desktop to the Always On VPN clients.

Is there a way to get the RDP listener to listen for connections on the Always-On VPN interface? The RDP listener is aware of the wireless, wired and VPN link from a 3rd party VPN client installed on these remote devices, but the Always On VPN interface
is not listed as a valid interface to listen on. The Always On VPN interface does not show up in HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\lanatable (adding the interface to this list would likely fix the issue).

 

Is there a more effificent way to connect to VPN tunnels?

Previously, after creating the PPTP VPN tunnel, you could connect to the tunnel by clicking on the network connection icon, selecting the tunnel, and then connect. Now, I have to click on the network connection icon, click on the tunnel to take me to
the VPN window, select the same tunnel again, and then select connect. There has to be a more efficient way?