RV320 PIX 515E tunnel

Hi all...
I have a RV320 (internal LAN 10.78.0.0/24) connection to a PIX 515E (10.10.0.0/24) using the VPN Tunnel.
The tunnel between the two is in place and working.

My workstation (10.10.0.47), I can ping and connect to a server on the LAN of RV320 (10.78.0.54)

Now if I remote in the 10.78.0.54 area, I cannot ping or connect to my desktop (10.10.0.47).
However, I can ping the inside interface of the PIX 515E 10.10.0.252

So what am I missing here?

The LAN is 10.78.0.0/24. Do the remote VPN pool 10.78.1.0/24. Then use 10.78.0.0/23 as the field of encryption.

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