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Which seems to be the exact same problem, but I don't have any WINS server, so not sure to understand the solution.Īny idea what I need to do to resolve the names over SSL VPN, so that I can connect from home to my machines in the LAN at the office? I can also see the names in Home|Topology) (Using the name work when I am in the office though, ie not via SSL/VPN. I can ping/ssh machines using their IP in the LAN. I can connect from home from my Win10 laptop to my SonicWall in the office. I set up SSL VPN using with my TZ370 and it was pretty smooth.
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