Hi, I am a total newcomer to the world of VPNs. We have small Microsoft network in the office of four computers and we would like to set up a VPN for a couple of remote users. I have managed to set up the VPN connection between the remote computer and the host network (using win98 on both computers). We have a Draytek 2200e router with VPN capabilities in the office. The remote computer can connect to the router via the VPN but I cannot then get a private internal IP address or map the internal network. Does anyone have any idea what I may be missing? I'd be very grateful for any assistance although I'm not a particularly 'techy' person.
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VPN connected but can't map host network
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