For all you network geeks out there. This one has me stumped.
Details:
Internal Network: 192.168.77.X address scheme. Server I want to be able to hit: 192.168.77.151
Program: Stelplan
Problem: Stelplan uses IP address authentication in order to allow user to logon.
Scenario: Currently we have an address pool of 3 ip’s from the 192.168.77.x range being used by our VPN server for our outside sales force to get in. This is so they can access the stelplan server at 192.168.77.151. But we have 10 sales people that really need to have access, but we are out of IPs.
Idea: Setup ip scheme 192.168.250.x to be used on the VPN server and VPN pool. Route to 192.168.77.x via one Static IP out of the 3 in the VPN pool currently. meaning, we have ip 192.168.77.130 in the pool, we want to staticly NAT 192.168.77.130 to VPN pool 192.168.250.x.
Tried with no success thus far, problem i run into is that VPN doesn’t give you a gateway to hit. You simply hit the IP address of yourself to be the gateway. meaning, if i get 192.168.250.250 my gateway is the same. Anyway around this?
I should mention that the VPN server is via Windows Routing and Remote Access.
Any ideas, sure would appreciate it.