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Vendor
W2K Server
30 clients XP Pro/W2k Pro
DSL connection
I have seen this issue posted several times, but all efforts on my part have had no sucess.
Without the VPN connected, clients can share files, print, access server, and internet. Once VPN is connected all access to LAN is disabled. File sharing, printing, and seeing the server or other clients no longer works. Internet access still connects.
SOMETIMES - If a client prints or accesses the server BEFORE logging onto the VPN the connection will hold after VPN is connected. Again that is only sporatically.
The Server has AD, and DNS. IP addresses are assigned Dynamically.
I am aware that once the VPN is on it takes over as DNS and WINS server. I'm sure all network traffic is being sent to the other end of the VPN. I cannot however alter settings on that end of the VPN as I'm not in control of that Network.
I have tried so many things that I forget them all but they include:
selecting "Allow LAN access" through VPN properties
using IMHOSTS file
Force Kerberos to Use TCP Instead of UDP (actually Server and clients tested were already set at "1"
any suggestions would be great, as I am preparing a nooce out of my old RJ-45 cables. Bob C. I/T Department WYSAC
30 clients XP Pro/W2k Pro
DSL connection
I have seen this issue posted several times, but all efforts on my part have had no sucess.
Without the VPN connected, clients can share files, print, access server, and internet. Once VPN is connected all access to LAN is disabled. File sharing, printing, and seeing the server or other clients no longer works. Internet access still connects.
SOMETIMES - If a client prints or accesses the server BEFORE logging onto the VPN the connection will hold after VPN is connected. Again that is only sporatically.
The Server has AD, and DNS. IP addresses are assigned Dynamically.
I am aware that once the VPN is on it takes over as DNS and WINS server. I'm sure all network traffic is being sent to the other end of the VPN. I cannot however alter settings on that end of the VPN as I'm not in control of that Network.
I have tried so many things that I forget them all but they include:
selecting "Allow LAN access" through VPN properties
using IMHOSTS file
Force Kerberos to Use TCP Instead of UDP (actually Server and clients tested were already set at "1"
any suggestions would be great, as I am preparing a nooce out of my old RJ-45 cables. Bob C. I/T Department WYSAC