Bit of a special case, and wondering if I can get some help here.
We have a special case at work where we have a central Sonicwall that hands out 10.xxx.xxx.xxx addresses, and another Sonicwall that obtains a 10.xxx.xxx.xxx address from the original Sonicwall, and then hands out 192.xxx.xxx.xxx addresses. Don't ask why.
The Slingbox is located behind the 2nd Sonicwall, and is assigned a 192.168.200.110 address. When I'm on a computer with an address in the 192 subnet, everything works fine.
Question is, I'm usually on a computer that obtains an IP from the 1st Sonicwall, IP is 10.4.23.222 and I'm wondering how I go about setting it up so that I can watch the Slingbox without having to be on the same 192.xxx.xxx.xxx subnet as the Sonicwall is on.
The IP of the 2nd Sonicwall is 10.4.23.110, so I forwarded port 5001 for both TCP and UDP on that Sonicwall. I setup the Slingbox while I was on the 192.xxx.xxx.xxx subnet, and everything works fine, but when I go to the 10.xxx.xxx.xxx subnet, and try to connect to the SlingBox is says connection failed.
My thinking is that it is trying to connect to that Slingbox through the internet when I try to watch it on the 10. subnet, and that is blocked on our network.
How do I make it so that it connects to properly? I'm a bit lost here.
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