From: mike-newsgroup@-DELETETHISPART-.upcraft.com   
      
   KraftyDood wrote:   
   >> This is an issue that comes up here regularly.   
   >>   
   >> The keyword here is "Split Tunneling".   
   >>   
   >   
   > Split Tunneling might be what I need, but the government agency I am   
   > dealing with is very security concious and would not be interested in   
   > configuring their side to allow this feature (which I assume would be   
   > necessary).  I am just an independent consultant and must work within   
   > their guidelines and framework.  Basically I can only make changes on   
   > my side.   
   >   
   > Is there another VPN Client that would work better for me.  I had a   
   > look at the builtin VPN Client in Windows XP which is supposed to   
   > support split tunneling, but couldn't see how to configure it the same   
   > way I do my Nortel VPN Client - I couldn't see anyplace to specify the   
   > Group Security Credentials (group id and group password for Group   
   > Password Authentication).   
   >   
   > Sorry for what probably look like pretty stupid questions.  I really am   
   > quite in the dark about how VPN works, as I've never had to deal with   
   > it before other than configuring and launching my Nortel VPN client.   
   >   
      
   It's likely that they have turned on the feature that only allows the   
   nortel client to connect so that they can manage these features.   
      
   If you are just doing development work, you could likely create a sample   
   database on your side to test with.  When you want to test against the   
   full database you can do it on the local machine while connected to the VPN   
      
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