Setting up drive sharing on windows vpn

[Tickletehpickle]

I've been figuring out how to make a vpn server off my server laptop. I managed to do it, but for some reason, I can't share my network drives over vpn. Do you guys know how to set it up?

[Icefire555]

IF your VPN is working correctly it should share just like on a normal home network. (To my knowledge)

What VPN software are you using?

[Tickletehpickle]

IF your VPN is working correctly it should share just like on a normal home network. (To my knowledge)

What VPN software are you using?

I'm just using the windows default one

[Altecice]

As above if you are using the same subnet for your VPN as your Home network (depending on the IP limits you have on your NAS/Networked drives) it should automatically work

 

as said below allow port 445 through for SMB or you won't get access to your networked drives.

[Tickletehpickle]

As above if you are using the same subnet for your VPN as your Home network (depending on the IP limits you have on your NAS/Networked drives) it should automatically work

I see, I better check on that. Thanks should be solved

[kerberos]

What kind of VPN server are you using ?

if you're using Routing and Remote Access Service, I would check

1. permissions

2. open ports for blocked smb/cifs

 

Sometimes, in a workgroup, shared folders aren't refreshed, I suggest you try to type the IP directly like \\IP\shared_folder_name

[Tickletehpickle]

What kind of VPN server are you using ?

if you're using Routing and Remote Access Service, I would check

1. permissions

2. open ports for blocked smb/cifs

 

Sometimes, in a workgroup, shared folders aren't refreshed, I suggest you try to type the IP directly like \\IP\shared_folder_name

I'm using the built in windows vpn feature and I'm pretty sure I have my ports open