Hello,
I have a RB2011UAS-IN for a VPN to a commercial VPN provider. With NAT etc… So the local addresses it is giving out are:
DHCP: 192.168.1.10 - 248
NAS IP: 192.168.1.2 (fixed)
Deafult gateway (on the MK): 192.168.1.253. The real (ADSL) modem is 192.168.1.254, NO DHCP.
The following happens:
- VPN traffic works flawless. All the clients connected to the router, they all go through the VPN to the outside world (that is how it supposed to be).
- NAS (Netgear) on the LAN can be pinged.
- FTP connection to the NAS is possible.
- Mapping the network drive in Windows (\192.168.1.2\backup) takes VERY VERY long time (+/- 1-2 minutes), but eventually, it maps the drive.
- Mapped drive (for example P:) is NOT accessible. Windows gives a timeout.
- Printing to a network printer (fixed IP 192.168.1.249) works fine.
I would like to access the NAS from Windows. When I remove the MK router (and enable DHCP on the DSL modem), everything works fine (NAS is accessible at full speed).
What can be the problem? I suspect the firewall, since the FTP and ping are going through.
What needs to be changed?