This issue started after migrating SBS 2003 to SBS 2011.
I can VPN connect to the server, but cannot access to network share (folders).
From home, I can ping the IP and server name.
But when I try to browse using the File explorer: \\server1, I get an error:
\\server1 is not accessible. You might not have permisison to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions.
However, I am able to browse using \\192.168.1.x
I don't think it is DNS issue, as I can ping server1.
I am hoping for a solution that does not require hard setting on user laptop.
With the same computer in work, I can browse the network folder using \\server1.
I tried turning off the firewall on the server, in vain.
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Below is my Routing and Remote Access (RRA) configuration:
Server Manager>Roles>Network Policy and Access Services>Routing and Remote Access>Properties
General Tab
1) IPv4 Router: LAN and demand-dial routing
2) IPv6 Router: uncheck
3) IPv4 Remote access server:check
IPv4 Tab
1)Enable IPv4 Forwarding: check
2)static address pool
3)Enable broadcast name resolution:check
Routing and Remote Access>IPv4>General
I have 3 interfaces:
Loopback,Local Area Connection,Internal
Network Policy and Access Services>NPS>Policies
General Connection Authorization Policy>Enabled,Grant access
VPN Access Policy> Enabled,Grant access
Connections to Microsoft Routign and Remote Access server>Enabled,Grant access
Connections to other access servers>Enabled, Grant access
