After you have configured the site-to-site VPN, you can test the connection by trying to access a computer on the remote network from a computer on the local network (for which network rules and access policy allow access). If you can access the computer on the remote network, you have correctly configured the site-to-site VPN connection.
Checking site-to-site VPN connectivity
To check site-to-site VPN connectivity
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In the Forefront TMG Management console, in the tree, click the Monitoring node.
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In the details pane, on the Sessions tab, verify whether your VPN session is listed. The site-to-site VPN session has the following properties:
- Session Type shows VPN
Site-to-Site.
- Client Host Name shows the remote VPN
server’s public IP address (if the session was initiated by the
local VPN server, this field will be empty).
- Client IP shows the IP address
assigned for the VPN session.
- Application Name shows that this is a
VPN connection and displays the protocol used for the connection.
Application Name is not displayed by default. To add it,
right-click one of the column headings in the Sessions tab,
and click Application Name.
- Session Type shows VPN
Site-to-Site.
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To create a session filter that displays only site-to-site VPN sessions:
- On the Tasks tab, click Edit Filter.
- In the Edit Filter dialog box, in Filter by,
select Session Type. In Condition, select
Equals; and in Value, select VPN Remote
Site.
- Click Add To List, and then click Start Query.
You must click Start Query to save the filter.
- On the Tasks tab, click Edit Filter.
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