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February 21, 2008 at 08:33 AM
yas13899

Remote clients can’t connect beyond DC/DNS server

by yas13899 . Updated 18 years, 5 months ago

My local network site consists of Win2003 DC/DNS server with a few member servers; as file servers, an intranet server, and ISA2004 as a gateway for internet connectivity.

Recently I’m required to connect a remote site with 3 xp-sp2 clients thru a TDM line to the local network (by using dedicated-for-this-connection Cisco routers). Routing between the two sites is ok. I can join the remote clients to the domain with no problem. I can ping the DC/DNS server and browse the shared folders located on it, I can also do RDC to it from the remote clients.

The problem is that none of these remote clients can go beyond the DC/DNS. They can’t connect or even ping to any of the member servers or clients in the local network. I can do search in the active directory from them and can find the member servers but still refuse to connect to them, even if I logon to the clients using domain administrator account?!!!

Any help please? Thank you in advance

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