Hi,
I have the following problem when connecting to VPN, either PPTP or OpenVPN: I connect successfully but I have cannot reach any client in the network. I deployed a similar scenario at another location and everything worked fine. RouterOS 5.24.
Check your routes.
You should have a route to the vpn network
Thanks for the reply,
the vpn network range is the same with my lan network (same dhcp ip pool).
You probably need to enable arp-proxy on the bride or one of the ethernet interfaces on your router. That will cause the router to proxy the arp requests to allow layer 2 comms with the VPN client.
arp-proxy is enabled on the bridge and on the ethernet interface already. I found a similar entry: http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/can-t-ping-local-host-when-login-using-pptp-vpn/61060/1
I, also, have multiple wan interfaces, maybe it’s a bug?
AFAIK, you can’t have the same IP range on the far side and on LAN, there is no routing.
I’m no expert, but if you need to have the same range on both sides, then you should do a bridge trough vpn with different IP range.
EoIP, i suppose can do it over vpn connection: http://www.mikrotik.com/testdocs/ros/3.0/vpn/eoip.php.
I’m already using same dhcp ip pool for both lan and vpn at another location and everything works fine, pptp & openvpn.
Maybe firewall issue?
Then export/compact config and test?