My company has a vpn setup this has been up and running for around 2 years. Yesterday we had more than 5 users in the office at one time. The connection would not let the 6th person log on unless someone else had logged off. The network does have a domain setup. I was wondering is there anyway to define how many users can connect internally to a network and externally and if so how.
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jjr88:
Are you using any VPN client software to VPN into your company? This will help us understand what you have in term of VPN server. You have a Cisco router does not mean that your VPN connection is via the router. You need to tell us how to access the VPN then we may be able to figure out what you use as VPN server.
Nonetheless, DHCP scope of a Cisco ASA can limit the concurrent # of active users. I am sure it can do the same thing with Microsoft ISA as well.
Are you using any VPN client software to VPN into your company? This will help us understand what you have in term of VPN server. You have a Cisco router does not mean that your VPN connection is via the router. You need to tell us how to access the VPN then we may be able to figure out what you use as VPN server.
Nonetheless, DHCP scope of a Cisco ASA can limit the concurrent # of active users. I am sure it can do the same thing with Microsoft ISA as well.
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