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|    Message 952 of 2,349    |
|    Martin Bodenstedt to All    |
|    Re: Router & VPN problem Resolved.    |
|    30 Apr 04 13:12:58    |
      From: martin.bodenstedt@landtag-bw.de              graphicdesign00 wrote:              >       > There was another minor issue we had. Whenever we used VPN, the PC       > that was using VPN, lost connection to other websites. It turned out       > that our network adapter was not sophisticated enough to redirect the       > connection.              But that's the way a vpn client is supposed to work:              Once you open a tunnel (through the Internet) to a corporate network (or       whatever), the VPN client must block all traffic bypassing the tunnel       (otherwise you'd have a direct connection from the internet through your       tunnel to your corporate network bypassing the corporate firewall       altogether).              As the operator of a corporate network I want to make absolutely sure       that only the connected machine can access the tunnel no matter whether       the remote client is itself part of a remote LAN that I know nothing of.              It also implies, of course, that once the tunnel is open the pc cannot       access local shares and network printers...                     --       Martin Bodenstedt              Landtag von Baden-Württemberg (www.landtag-bw.de)              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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