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by hal 9000
It's in the setting of the server that is denying you access to that file/Folder or whatever you either don't have the right privileges or the server has been setup wrong.
Col
by ssahlas
by ssahlas
by 3xp3rt
Hi!
My opinion that server verify even the IP adress of workstation. When you are connected in LAN, you have a frendly IP adress, and the connection is accepted. Whet you try to connect from outside you have an diferrent IP adress and the server not accept the connection.
by ssahlas
I connect from private ip addresses fine.
by hal 9000
Well since you have ruled out the Server you will have to look directly at the permissions on that particular Work Station.
Either something has been setup wrong or the End User has enough privileges to alter things that adversely affect the unit. There is only one certainty here the person in question will not own up to their mistake so your job is just that much harder.
As I'm sure you have checked the obvious things you'll need to look deeper or how about creating another user account and see if you can then access the VPN from the new User Account. If that works you can then transfer all the users data to the new account and delete the old account.
It just might work and is a lot faster than a reload.
Col
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