From: m.i@gmx.at   
      
   Thanks for your prompt answer,   
      
   I run SP2 indeed.   
      
   The problem is not concerning file sharing, but the internet connection   
   sharing in my LAN.   
      
    From time to time I want also to have access to the internet from the   
   second computer in my "lan".  I use: "internet connection sharing" on my   
   main pc for this purpose.   
      
   However as soon as i install the cisco client on my main computer, the   
   internet is not working on my secondary pc anymore. This problem is   
   occuring whether or not, a vpn connection is estabilished.   
      
   I do not think that i belong to a domain. I just have to computers   
   connected here locally. My main pc is connected to the internet.   
   I want to use VPN to connect with my universities Network in order to   
   gain access to some resources and publications (for which, an uni-ip is   
   needed).   
      
      
   Rick Merrill schrieb:   
   > Michal Idziorek wrote:   
   >> Hello everybody!   
   >>   
   >> Im running Win XP Pro.   
   >>   
   >> As soon i install the Cisco VPN Client, the internet connection   
   >> sharing does not work anymore (at least not fully).   
   >>   
   >> In order to recover, i have to uninstall the client and even delete my   
   >> Network Cards in the Hardware Panel, so they are detected and   
   >> installed again on the next reboot.   
   >>   
   >> Any ideas what im doing wrong? Are there any alternatives to the Cisco   
   >> Client ?   
   >>   
   >> Thank You in advance.   
   >> Regardz,   
   >> Michael   
   >   
   > One hopes you are running Win xp pro SP2!   
   >   
   > You must use the Cisco client, I'll betcha.   
   >   
   > If you belong to a "domain" then simple file sharing will not work.   
   >   
   > Establish the cisco client then open file sharing.   
   >   
   > I just got this to work with a SonicWall VPN.   
   >   
      
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