Michael Oliver wrote:
> I have two networks connected via a site to site vpn. The two sites are
> on different private subnets but can both see each other. Other
> services work perfectly (ie. DNS (forward and reverse), http, nfs, ldap,
> etc...) However although computers on Site #2 can rush -ping computers
> on Site#1, computers on site #2 cannot retrieve a license. Here is the
> error I'm getting:
>
> 09/30,13:02:00 LICENSE Read from ns2[10.1.1.1] failed: read error:
> BinaryRead(8192): recv() 0 bytes from ns2[10.1.1.1]
>
> 09/30,13:02:00 LICENSE no servers could validate license (30 sec retries)
Is there a NAT'ing firewall in the mix?
If so, that could be the problem; Rush looks at the IP packets
to determine the return address in order to make replies, so if
there's a NAT'ing firewall rewriting the return address to be
the firewall's own, that could be the issue.
Is 10.1.1.1 the correct IP address for ns2?
Also, what are the hostnames and IP addresses of the machines
at either end (license server and client), and can you show
the 'rush -lah' report from both of these machines.
If you prefer, you may want to reply to me via private email
with this info if you don't want it to be public.
Definitely you should be able to make this work, as there
are several customers doing this (VPN WAN setups sharing licenses).
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Greg Ercolano, erco@(email surpressed)
Seriss Corporation
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