tristanlee85
Programmer
I'm really not sure how to explain it technically, but here is my scenario: I have my LAN connection configured as a static IP of 192.168.1.120/255.255.255.0 on a gateway of 192.168.1.1. With this set, I am able to take my laptop and RDP into this (.120) machine.
Now for work, I have 2 VPN connections I am required to use. One is a Cisco VPN and the other is a PPTP connection I setup using the Windows VPN connection wizard.
I can't seem to recreate the problem over and over, but here is my issue. Once these VPN connections have been established, I am no longer able to RDP into my machine. It's like one of the VPN connections is taking over. I made sure to un-check the "Use default gateway on remote network" for the PPTP connection. Otherwise, if it's checked, my outgoing IP is that of the VPN instead of my modem IP.
Sometimes I can go days without issues and then sometimes I can go days with the issue. Does anyone have any ideas for me? This critical because I am unable to do work from time to time. I RDP from my laptop to my desktop for my work. My desktop (.120) is running Windows XP on VMWare as my development machine.
Now for work, I have 2 VPN connections I am required to use. One is a Cisco VPN and the other is a PPTP connection I setup using the Windows VPN connection wizard.
I can't seem to recreate the problem over and over, but here is my issue. Once these VPN connections have been established, I am no longer able to RDP into my machine. It's like one of the VPN connections is taking over. I made sure to un-check the "Use default gateway on remote network" for the PPTP connection. Otherwise, if it's checked, my outgoing IP is that of the VPN instead of my modem IP.
Sometimes I can go days without issues and then sometimes I can go days with the issue. Does anyone have any ideas for me? This critical because I am unable to do work from time to time. I RDP from my laptop to my desktop for my work. My desktop (.120) is running Windows XP on VMWare as my development machine.