How to see subnet behind L2TP client?

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Appella2016-02-09 15:27:32

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Appella, 2016-02-09 15:27:32

Continuation of my last question...
Continuation of the last question...
On the kerio control server (10.1.57.1) there is a server in the kerio VPN/IPSec interfaces section with VPN clients connected to it (client network 10.1.50.0/24). I'm trying to connect Asus rt-ac66u (firmware tomato VPN) as an l2tp client to the server using 3G Internet (l2tp connection is selected on the WAN interface). The connection is established, the internal IP is assigned: 10.1.58.228.
From hosts connected to asus and asus itself, the server and subnets behind the server are pinged.
Whatever routes are prescribed on the client, neither from a computer connected to kerio nor from kerio can ping the network behind the l2tp client.
Windows kerio VPN clients connected to this server ping in both directions. The rules are the same for them!
Added rules on the server allowing pings in any direction!
Question: How to correctly register routes so that you can reach the subnet behind the l2tp client?
If it's a firewall, then how to configure it?
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Ilya Chernikov, 2016-02-09
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On the l2tp connection, you need to disable nat, and on the kerio register the route to the network through 10.1.58.228, perhaps on the router you also need to specify the networks that are behind the kerio.

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Appella, 2016-02-10
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created a separate question...