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This is going to be a routing issue, if you can access machines on the windows server site but not other sites. I hope you have unique IP ranges at each remote site otherwise this is going to be difficult. Assuming unique IP ranges at each site, then a static route to each remote site is required that points to the windows server as the next hop. If by chance you have made each site within a single range i.e 192.168.10.0/24 192.168.20.0/24 and so on then a simple route summarisation will suffice ... 192.168.0.0/16 if not then a static route for each site will be needed. Remember if you want to reach site B from site A each site requires a static route to the other site using the windows server as next hop. So the traffic flow will be: siteA >>>>>>windows RRAS >>>>>siteB and vice versa. If after this you still have issues check that the RRAS server is set to forwarding traffic. In the case of laptop users connected to wifi but not part of your corp environment they should be NAT'ed to the RRASS LAN network so the traffic looks like its coming form that network.