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Hi,
I can connect to my vpn server on a raspberry pi, behind the router at work, from my windows laptop at home. From the raspberry pi I can see a sensor on 192.168.1.74, and I now need access via ip to that sensor from my own laptop. The raspberry pi has local ip 192.168.0.60 which does NOT turn up if I type "arp -a" in a powershell but DOES respond to my pings and let me open remote desktop using that local address. How can I "habilitate" the sensor's ip from my laptop as well? It doesn't reply to pings from my home, it does reply to pings from the raspberry pi on the same local network.
I tried to "push" several routes and "redirect-gateway def1" on the server settings, and to "route" some ips on my client site settings, but none of the combinations seems to work, or do anything. The push and redirect settings on the server side result in errors upon trying to connect so I commented those out again.
I don't really understand how it can be that the local ip of my raspberry pi does respond to my pings from home, while the sensor seems unpingable. How can I reach the sensor from my home?
Thanks in advance
I can connect to my vpn server on a raspberry pi, behind the router at work, from my windows laptop at home. From the raspberry pi I can see a sensor on 192.168.1.74, and I now need access via ip to that sensor from my own laptop. The raspberry pi has local ip 192.168.0.60 which does NOT turn up if I type "arp -a" in a powershell but DOES respond to my pings and let me open remote desktop using that local address. How can I "habilitate" the sensor's ip from my laptop as well? It doesn't reply to pings from my home, it does reply to pings from the raspberry pi on the same local network.
I tried to "push" several routes and "redirect-gateway def1" on the server settings, and to "route" some ips on my client site settings, but none of the combinations seems to work, or do anything. The push and redirect settings on the server side result in errors upon trying to connect so I commented those out again.
I don't really understand how it can be that the local ip of my raspberry pi does respond to my pings from home, while the sensor seems unpingable. How can I reach the sensor from my home?
Thanks in advance