mantastic36
MIS
OK. I'm not going to go into all the specifics, but here's the basics. There are three sites involved. No firewall is in place from site A to site B, it's a persistent IPSEC VPN connection, as I said before no firewall is in place that is blocking port 445 across the persistent tunnel. I would like to see shares on a windows AD domain from site A to site B and vice versa. I noticed that I can not telnet to port 445 from site A to site B and vice versa. Both sites are on the same AD domain and ad and dns replication is occurring without issues. Now let's add site C, also on the same domain, to the mix, this site can both telnet to port 445 on Ad controllers on A and B sites and guess what site A and B can telnet to port 445 on site C ad controllers. I will specify again no firewall is in place between site A and site B. Why can't I access shares on site A from site B and vice versa, if in fact the telnet proves why I can't, then why is that port only open to certain sites and not all sites if there is no present firewall in place between sites A and B?
If anyone can figure this out I'd appreciate it, because I have no idea how to fix this problem.
If anyone can figure this out I'd appreciate it, because I have no idea how to fix this problem.