PLease don't laugh at my question, I am still new to the cisco world... Is it possible to access a local LAN, and its resources, while being connected to another LAN via VPN and accessing those resources?
Here is the background, I have an executive who has a small network in his house... a server he uses for storage, a networked printer he shares with the 5 pc's he has throughout his house, and a dsl connection to the internet, (which he is going to be changing to a cable modem in the near future).
We have a PIX 515 (ver 6.33) in the office, which has VPN enable, with IAS on a w2k server... everyone who uses the vpn is ok with it(everyone uses Cisco client 3.51 or 4), except that the exec is unable to print at home when he is connected via the vpn. He is also unable to access any of the pc's in his house along with his server.
Is there any way to allow him access to our network, via vpn and still allow him access to his local network at home? (right now most importantly printing)
Here is the background, I have an executive who has a small network in his house... a server he uses for storage, a networked printer he shares with the 5 pc's he has throughout his house, and a dsl connection to the internet, (which he is going to be changing to a cable modem in the near future).
We have a PIX 515 (ver 6.33) in the office, which has VPN enable, with IAS on a w2k server... everyone who uses the vpn is ok with it(everyone uses Cisco client 3.51 or 4), except that the exec is unable to print at home when he is connected via the vpn. He is also unable to access any of the pc's in his house along with his server.
Is there any way to allow him access to our network, via vpn and still allow him access to his local network at home? (right now most importantly printing)