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|    Simon to hals left    |
|    Re: Access Internet/Email while using VP    |
|    11 Jan 06 07:51:39    |
      From: simon@not-here.com              hals left wrote:       > Hi This split tunnel method diddnt work after all.       >       > When I uncheck the box I cannot access the Intranet, but can access the       > Internet.       >       > The Intranet is hosted remotely and each network that VPNs in has a       > different IP Address range. I was advised to set itt up like this so       > that there wasnt a conflict.       >       > Intranet - 192.168.22.XXX       > Site 1 - 192.168.0.XXX       > Site 2 - 192.168.57.XXX       > Site 3 - 192.168.26.XXX       > Site 4 - 200.134.6.XXX       >       > I noticed each client machines 2nd Gateway when the VPN is up is a 169       > IP Address - one site I was at today , the users machine was       > 169.254.152.209 when the VPN was established. Is this because my       > Intranet server doesnt run DHCP? Do I need to turn on DHCP and allow       > DHCP through the firewalls ? Is there a way to hardcode some setting on       > the VPN Client and Server instead of allowing DHCP       >       > I then tried to add aroute manually to my Intranet from the PC using       > the info in this article:       > https://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/columns/cableguy/cg1003.mspx       >       > I typed route add 192.168.22.XXX 255.255.255.0 169.254.152.209       > (XXX = the actual local address of the Intranet)       >       > But got a "bad argument error" for the last parameter.       >       > Thanks for any help on this.       >       Hi,       the 169 address is a windows generated one when it can't get an address       allocated. Have you setup up a range of lan addresses on the server for       the remote clients to use ?       If there is only a single subnet at the remote site and the client is       given an address from this when they connect then there's no need to use       the route add command.       The syntax for the command is route add 192.168.22.xx netmask       255.255.255.0 y.y.y.y metric 1 where y.y.y.y is the remotely learned       address.       simon              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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