SoftEther VPN User Forum

Hello,

I've installed SoftEther VPN Server on my Windows VPS and I did sit it up well, everything looks very good, except one thing, VPN server CAN'T ping pc client although pc client has connected!

Next are some Pics to explain better ...

1. At PC client side, PC client has connected with no problem:
http://imgur.com/BUKtvYL

2. At PC client side, PC client can ping the virtual adapter that is 192.168.30.1
http://imgur.com/dtO6Gwd

3. At VPN Server side, User client is showing up as connected with his local ip:
http://imgur.com/oYOmWRV

4. At VPN Server side, VPN server CAN NOT ping the PC client local ip! << This is a problem!
http://imgur.com/eomyjuX

5. At VPN Server side, Also VPN server CAN NOT make rdp connection to pc client!


The question: why? and how we do fix this pleas?


Note that: I don't run Windows DHCP server, I active SofthEther virtual DHCP Server function:
6. http://imgur.com/HmBbp83

Check the firewall at clients PC. Disable it and then try to ping it from the server. You might have to open ports on the clients PC. First disable it and try to ping from the server.

You can't access from server to virtual net or from client to server virtual address.
Because it is virtual net and server has not interface with ip-address from this net.
Use localbridge to real network card and enable in your net DHCP.

So... workaround. You can add to real network additional ip-address from virtual network.

UkrZilla wrote:
> So... workaround. You can add to real network additional ip-address from
> virtual network.

Interesting, I wonder how I could achieve that ?

mesa57 wrote:
> UkrZilla wrote:
> > So... workaround. You can add to real network additional ip-address from
> > virtual network.
>
> Interesting, I wonder how I could achieve that ?


Same question here :)

Have you tried to setup a softether client on the server and connect to the same hub with a seperate user ?

mesa57 wrote:
> Have you tried to setup a softether client on the server and connect to the
> same hub with a seperate user ?

of course, but this is not really solution bro.



BUT


Finally, I found very good solution :)

Simply I did add (virtual network adapter) and I did assign it SoftEther's IP :) (192.168.30.100/255.255.255.0)


That's all


Have Nice Day Everyone

maffucci wrote:
> Simply I did add (virtual network adapter) and I did assign it SoftEther's IP :)
> (192.168.30.100/255.255.255.0)

Can you explain how to do that, please?