NSS2000 WAN/VPN Connectivity

Question

We have a user that connects to the network over a VPN tunnel.  They cannot access the NSS2000.  The gateway is correct.  Disable WAN access is not checked.  Default network policy is allow traffic with no filters.
Anyone have any ideas?

Answer 1

The MS SBS2003 is behind a combo router/firewall.
The VPN connect to the router/firewall first, gets forwarded to the SBS2003.
The VPN user has full access on the SBS2003 server, everything works.
They just can't connect to the NSS6000.
In the NSS6000, I checked the users and the domain users show up properly. So does the Domain Groups.
We've tried login using: user
                                   domain\user
                                   user@domain
                                   xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\user
We are able to ping the nss6000 (from the vpn user), it responds with no issue.
It just won't let us get access to it.
------Update on problem------
The share is setup as a CIFS and users are AD users.
So for further testing, I created a local user and group and assigned them to the share. (Still no go)
I then modified the share and made it CIFS, NFS and FTP. I enabled both NFS and FTP. (Still no go)
However, I've been able to FTP into the nss 6000. (This is forward movement)
Both as the domain\user and the local\user.
Since I can ping and ftp into the nss6000, I know it is not hidden to the vpn users.
So the question becomes this: Why does the NSS 6000 refuse to give access to the CIFS share to my domain users that have valid access?
What is wrong with this Equipment?
Message was edited by: [email protected] Oct-10-2009; 9:30am Atlantic time