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Connecting to Network Resources via VPN

tsmith87tsmith87 Newbie ✭
edited April 2022 in Entry Level Firewalls

Hello Everyone!

I've recently swapped the firewall in my company from Pfsense to a TZ270 Firewall. We currently have 3 VLANs, and we were using OpenVPN.

I've configured the firewall portion without an issue to work within the network. I have the SonicWall connected to an Aruba switch where the VLANs are set up. I set up an SSL VPN, but once it connects I cannot connect to any of my network shares (these are being shared from our sever).

I've been working at this for about a week and I am literally going crazy; please help!

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    AjishlalAjishlal Community Legend ✭✭✭✭✭
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    @tsmith87

    First you would have to make sure the SSL VPN user have the rights to access those 3 VLANS which you are created in ARuba Switch.

    NB: Create a Address Object Group (VLAN NW) & add those VLAN Subnets.

    Navigate to Users -->Local Users Groups-->Select the User (SSLVPN) edit-->VPN Access;

    verify those VLAN networks you assigned to the SSL VPN user Access List.

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    Once you completed above step, Navigate to SSL VPN-->Client Settings-->Default Device Profile (IP4)-->Configure-->Client Route, Add here those VLAN Networks. As same like as below screen shot & once it complete try to access through SSL VPN.

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    Hope above steps will solve your SSL VPN issue.

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  • tsmith87tsmith87 Newbie ✭

    @Ajishlal


    Thanks for this. I will try it and follow up with you.

  • tsmith87tsmith87 Newbie ✭

    @Ajishlal


    That worked perfectly, thanks!

  • Redouan_El_AzzouziRedouan_El_Azzouzi Newbie ✭

    Hello,

    I've followed all those steps but i can't add the network i need to access from SSLVPN to the client routes in SSL VPN-->Client Settings-->Default Device Profile (IP4)-->Configure-->Client Route. It says that "Change Device Profile will reset all the active NetExtender connections, are you sure to continue?" then i say "yes". it gets me out of my VPNSSL session but when i connect again and get into Firewall, the route is not there. Mybe it doesnt apply because i'm configuring it remotely from an SSLVPN connection?

    Thanks,


    Redouan,

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