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7/5/2007 3:30 PM
 
I've been running DNN now for a year or so on a local intranet. Now they are wanting me to grant access to the data on it to a satillite office. Here's my issue.

Locally everything works great. From the remote location when a user access the page from http://www.mydomain.com/DNN the applications works great. The problem arises when they try to access it via http://servername/DNN. The home page loads correctly and any other page that i grant to all users. It is when they goto log in, the login page loads fine, when they enter user/pw the page just sits there and eventually times out.

I'm missing a web.config setting or IIS setting somewhere or the VPN is blocking something? I'm not too familiar with the core code.

It would be ok if the suit pant characters didn't insist that everyone access it by http://servername/dnn





 
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7/6/2007 8:33 AM
 

Not sure about this... We had similar issues when connecting through an SSL VPN.  From memory it was something to do with the VPN appliance being used (Sonicwall) didn't recognise some of the URLs in the postback ( and transform them) , therefore they were not accessible to the VPN users.

If everyone on your local LAN can access the intranet via servername/dnn, then I would be looking at the VPN and or firewall rules.  The VPN traffic could/should be processed via some security device which might be causing the problem.

HTH

Antony

 
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7/6/2007 11:48 AM
 

If your users are accessing via Webvpn then I would definitely look at postback issues. If you have a lan to lan vpn set up how are the remote users getting dns resolution? try setting up a host file entry on one of the remote machines (c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts) make an entry to resolve the host to the IP (make sure not to save it as a text file) and see if that makes a difference. You may need an entry on the remote office DNS device to let them get to it.

 
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7/10/2007 11:11 AM
 
Thanks for the replys.

I've got the guy that handles the contivity box looking at what he's letting thru, I kind of guessed it was an issue with it.
 
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