mdsurfrider
IS-IT--Management
Hoping someone can help me out. I am running Windows2003 VPN server with WinXP clients accessing multiple subnets on the corporate network.
On the client, when I select 'Use Default Gateway On Remote Network' they can access all subnets but Internet traffic is routed through the VPN. This is not a desirable configuration, albeit less secure. When I deselect 'Use Default Gateway On Remote Network', Internet traffic is routed via the users' ISP but they can only access the subnet that the VPN server is on.
I can get it to work if I create static routes on the client but the big GOTCHA is that the interface arugement of the route add command is required and it changes every time a new VPN session is established.
Is there a way to have the VPN server serve static routes to the VPN clients? Is there a way to 'grep' (I'm a UNIX guy by nature) the interface from the route command and then pop it into a script that would create the static route?
Any and all help is greately appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike
On the client, when I select 'Use Default Gateway On Remote Network' they can access all subnets but Internet traffic is routed through the VPN. This is not a desirable configuration, albeit less secure. When I deselect 'Use Default Gateway On Remote Network', Internet traffic is routed via the users' ISP but they can only access the subnet that the VPN server is on.
I can get it to work if I create static routes on the client but the big GOTCHA is that the interface arugement of the route add command is required and it changes every time a new VPN session is established.
Is there a way to have the VPN server serve static routes to the VPN clients? Is there a way to 'grep' (I'm a UNIX guy by nature) the interface from the route command and then pop it into a script that would create the static route?
Any and all help is greately appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike