Apple Server Access through SSL-VPN
We have an Apple Server sharing out a RAID. It is a separate circuit from our main network. We configured a Sonicwall TZ350 a while ago. I just configured SSL-VPN on it so that a user can login in to its VPN. That user is on a Mac laptop. That user cannot login to the Mac server - says it can not be found.
In addition, this separate network is in our building but on a separate circuit and connected to a separate WiFi network. The Mac server is on that network. This user can connect to the WiFi and Mac server successfully. So I know the credentials are correct.
So my question is how can I get this to work? Is there something special on the TZ350 I need to configure to make this happen?
Thanks in advance.
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JerryH Newbie ✭
Fixed!! I had to create an Address Object with the IP range different that what is given out by DHCP.
Thanks.
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@JerryH
Try below steps;
Consider your separate network as VLAN as per below steps.
Not sure if that pertains to my situation. The network is one structure. A business cable line with a wired and wireless network attached. The client connecting to the SSL-VPN on the SW will recieve the same IP subnet that the server is on. Not sure why the client cannot PING or connect to the server.
Do a packet capture to see if the traffic is blocked by the firewall or if the problem is further down the line. If the TZ350 says the traffic is "blocked by policy", you have a configuration issue.
@JerryH
Can you share with us your configuration screenshot to us?
Thanks. A screenshot of what configuration page?
When I connect with a Mac, using Sonicwall Mobile Connect, the traffic icon in User sessions-> SSL-VPN sessions, shows no traffic data. If I connect with a PC, I see traffic data. But still cannot connect to Mac server.
On a Mac the data above is completely zero.
I'm thinking a need to create a route from the SSL-VPN to the LAN where the server is?
Here is a picture of the network with the SW and Mac server showing the flow.
I want to go from MY Client to the Mac server. I thought it was a simple task but I guess not based on my problems. Although I am no expert on Sonicwall configurations.
did you give the access to Mac server for ssl-vpn user properties page?
There is nothing on the Mac server to configure for ssl-vpn. Do you mean something in the Sonicwall rules or address objects?