Disclaimer: This is a homework/lab question, but I can't get any assistance from my teachers since they never reply or pickup the phone.
Here is an overview of the network (all virtual):
Windows Domain:
Domain Controler
- Not sure if the DC might be impacting this somehow...
W10 Client: 1 network card has an address of 172.16.0.3.
- New incoming connection was added for a specific user, enabling "through the internet" option with a pool of IP addresses.
Outside of domain:
Router (pfSense box): 1 network card has an address of 172.16.0.2 that it is using to piggyback from a DC that is OUTSIDE of the domain above. Port forwarding rule in place with the following:
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Protocol: TCP/UDP
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Interface: 172.16.0.2 vNIC
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Destination: 172.16.0.X address
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Destination Port Range: PPTP
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Redirect Target IP: 172.16.0.106
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Redirect Target Port: PPTP
W10 Client: VPN Connection added in Windows Settings with the following options:
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Server Name or Address: 172.16.0.2
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VPN Type: PPTP
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Username/Password: Provided in those fields.
I've enabled ICMP on the pfSense box just to confirm I can ping from the Router to the W10 station that is in the domain. I also enabled pinging the interface on that router from any source, but I can't get a successful ping from the W10 client OUTSIDE of the domain, to the pfsense router.
Any ideas of what I should check?
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