VPN connection

[gef]

No my server is setup with an internal ip address. It seems to be the  
same with my finder, if I want to connect to another computer on the  
internal network (over the vpn) I have to specify its ip, if not in my  
network it wont auto detect it. So I feel I had to do the same with  
panorama which was not able to 'see' the local server automatically I  
had to make panorama scan for it first.

Thanks James for pointing me to New Sharing Generation that simplify  
my life so much ! I will try it after hours.


On 9-Jun-08, at 4:15 PM, Scott Taylor wrote:

> In this case, I assume you are setting up the server with an  
> external IP address, with the client having “added a server” with  
> that address -- so that you can access the server, using the same  
> client setup, from outside.  Is that right?  I often have problems  
> contacting my network using the outside address when I’m inside.  I  
> can’t test it with Enterprise until I can program my firewall to  
> open port 80, which isn’t going to happen right away.
>
> Scott
>> From: James Rea <jim at provue.com>
>>
>> No, there's no extra step needed. The client database doesn't care if
>> the file is being shared via internet sharing or locally, the same
>> database will work either way. I do that all the time with  
>> databases on
>> ProVUE's server. When I'm in the office, local sharing is used, but  
>> when
>> I'm on the road the exact same databases work fine over the  
>> internet. It
>> all works seamlessly.
>>
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