From: mike-newsgroup@-DELETETHISPART-.upcraft.com   
      
   Terje Midtbø wrote:   
   > Hi!   
   >    
   >    
   > My configuration:   
   >    
   > Two desktop computers communicating trough a wireless network (ad-hock)    
   > (Cards: Gigabyte GN-WPKG).   
   >    
   > In one of these computers it is also installed another wireless card    
   > (D-link g520+) with an external antenna. This card is connecting me to   
   > the Internet (distant accesspoint) trough a CISCO VPN-client 4.0.3   
   >    
   > Both computers ar running XP sp2.   
   >    
   > My problem:   
   >    
   > The ad-hock (peer-to-peer) communication between my computers becomes    
   > blocked when the VPN connection are established. Is there anyone who    
   > have an idea on what I can do to keep the peer-to-peer connection open   
   > while I am running VPN?   
   >    
   > terjem   
      
   It's working properly.  Your cisco VPN client has been configured to    
   prevent split tunnelling (send traffic to different destinations    
   depending on the endpoint)   
      
   It is a security risk to allow users to connect to both the secure    
   network and an unsecure network at the same time.  Someone could hack    
   into your system from the unsecured side to piggyback through to the    
   secure network.   
      
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