thelevin8r
MIS
I originally posted this over in the wrong forum…
I am at a remote site to my corporate network, and we use the Nortel VPN client for access. I also need to access resources on the local network at the remote site I am at. How I have been doing this is in a real round about manner, using VMWare. I VPN to my corporate network in my host machine, then open a virtual machine that is also on the same VPN via NAT. Within the client machine I then make a second VPN back to the local network I am on. Pretty crazy and slow, but the only way I can do this as the Nortel client blocks access to the local network. I recently learned that the Cisco client lets you enable that feature, so I started looking around in the config files for the Nortel client, the most promising one is “baynet.tbk”. I thought that there might be an entry I can add like “AllowLocalAccess=1”, get my drift? Anyone know of some kind of work around or setting that might allow this?
I am at a remote site to my corporate network, and we use the Nortel VPN client for access. I also need to access resources on the local network at the remote site I am at. How I have been doing this is in a real round about manner, using VMWare. I VPN to my corporate network in my host machine, then open a virtual machine that is also on the same VPN via NAT. Within the client machine I then make a second VPN back to the local network I am on. Pretty crazy and slow, but the only way I can do this as the Nortel client blocks access to the local network. I recently learned that the Cisco client lets you enable that feature, so I started looking around in the config files for the Nortel client, the most promising one is “baynet.tbk”. I thought that there might be an entry I can add like “AllowLocalAccess=1”, get my drift? Anyone know of some kind of work around or setting that might allow this?
