From: kirkegaard@NOSPAMvip.cybercity.dk   
      
   Change the metric (metric on LAN = 100 - on your local area connecttion).   
   This way, XP will use the VPN virtual adapter for connection til   
   192.168.15.X network. In a command promt, "type route print". XP will use   
   the route with the lowest metric. Setting the LAN adapter to 100 means the   
   any new coonnection will have a lower metric, and therefor will be used   
   first.   
      
   Best regards   
      
   Kent Kirkegaard   
      
   "S W"  skrev i en meddelelse   
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   > Hi,   
   >   
   > This may be an FAQ, I'de be surprised if no-one else has had this problem!   
   >   
   > Our LAN is on a single subnet 192.168.15.0   
   > We're running a W2000 RAS server for VPN. A client needs to VPN in and   
   > then remote desktop. He is on a LAN totally different location and company   
   > but with the same IP range. He can connect with a VPN no problem, but then   
   > can't see the server that he needs to RD onto. Is there a solution apart   
   > from one of us changing the IP range of our LAN?   
   >   
   > Thanks in advance,   
   > SW   
      
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