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jhanvincent14jhanvincent14 Member Posts: 214
edited 2018-11-13 in NAV Three Tier
Hello Good day.

Does anyone knows or have any idea on how to connect the NAV Client using VPN?

currently we're using FORTiClient

Thanks :)

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  • JuhlJuhl Member Posts: 724
    Like normal.
    The program doesn’t know anything about network. Just point it at the server!
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  • jhanvincent14jhanvincent14 Member Posts: 214
    Juhl wrote: »
    Like normal.
    The program doesn’t know anything about network. Just point it at the server!

    hello @Juhl if im using the local network and not using VPN, it connects autmatically, but when I turn on the VPN it couldn't connect, it hast an error that it cannot connect to the server
  • JuhlJuhl Member Posts: 724
    Maybe a DNS problem.
    Try using IP instead
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  • jhanvincent14jhanvincent14 Member Posts: 214
    Juhl wrote: »
    Maybe a DNS problem.
    Try using IP instead

    Which IP? I tried using the Private IP and i got the same error. but never tried the Public IP. do I need to forward the port also ?
  • JuhlJuhl Member Posts: 724
    No forwarding needed when going through VPN.

    Can you ping/connect to the NAV server by internal ip or hostname?
    This i proberbly not a NAV issue, but rather network.
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  • jhanvincent14jhanvincent14 Member Posts: 214
    Juhl wrote: »
    No forwarding needed when going through VPN.

    Can you ping/connect to the NAV server by internal ip or hostname?
    This i proberbly not a NAV issue, but rather network.

    @Juhl yes, it can ping/connect by internal IP or Hostname. but when im using VPN it can still ping the IP of the server. but when I want to connect the nav client, it can't login. See screenshot below for reference4jd3fdyqppre.jpg
  • JuhlJuhl Member Posts: 724
    If only ip is working on vpn, then use that instead. The error is with hostname.
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  • jhanvincent14jhanvincent14 Member Posts: 214
    Juhl wrote: »
    If only ip is working on vpn, then use that instead. The error is with hostname.

    hello @Juhl :) even I use the IP it's still have the error. but if i ping using the IP it can ping through VPN
  • JuhlJuhl Member Posts: 724
    Hmm.
    Have you tried putting the hostname in the host fil on the OS, so that hostname works?

    I do this all the time without any issues.
    Is the computer part of the domain if using windows auth?
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  • jhanvincent14jhanvincent14 Member Posts: 214
    Juhl wrote: »
    Hmm.
    Have you tried putting the hostname in the host fil on the OS, so that hostname works?

    I do this all the time without any issues.
    Is the computer part of the domain if using windows auth?

    what do you mean by host file? is this the ClientUserSettings.config ?

    yes, the computer is part of the domain and using the windows auth.
  • JuhlJuhl Member Posts: 724
    C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc
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  • jhanvincent14jhanvincent14 Member Posts: 214
    Juhl wrote: »
    C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc

    thanks for this information :) but which file do I need to open?

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  • JuhlJuhl Member Posts: 724
    hosts
    then put in ip and hostname in one line.

    Works like a local DNS and overrides DNS
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  • jhanvincent14jhanvincent14 Member Posts: 214
    Juhl wrote: »
    hosts
    then put in ip and hostname in one line.

    Works like a local DNS and overrides DNS

    I can't imagine how its done :( can you make it more detailed ? thanks a lot. this would be a great help
  • JuhlJuhl Member Posts: 724
    Ex.
    192.168.1.200 navserver
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  • jhanvincent14jhanvincent14 Member Posts: 214
    @Juhl Hello :)

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    where will I put that one ? :)
  • JuhlJuhl Member Posts: 724
    After the last line
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  • bushjeannbushjeann Member Posts: 1
    edited 2021-12-19
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  • PardeevitchokPardeevitchok Member Posts: 2
    Try a proxy.
  • KalgonchikKalgonchik Member Posts: 1
    edited 2022-09-16
    It might be difficult to restrict VPN access to only a few programs. The idea behind a VPN is to prevent you from doing this and force ALL traffic via the VPN. The important thing here is to configure your client-side applications to use the proxy and verify its operation, including DNS use of the proxy to buy 4g proxies. There are some extremely complicated workarounds that you might be able to find online. Still, you can also configure a Firewall application with some complex settings. Turning off your VPN when playing video games and turning it back on when necessary is much simpler and safer.
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