How are you assigning the VPN clients IP and DNS info? On the vpn client, does ipconfig show the proper information for the vpn connection? Once the vpn connection is established, are you able to nslookup internal and external?
Chances are, you're on the right track with a DNS issue. The rules for VPN clients will need to allow access to an internal DNS server as well as the obvious http/ftp etc rules to get to the Internet.
ISA also likes to assign VPN users the DNS server assigned to the ISA NIC, regardless of what the VPN config is set for. Make sure your ISA server has DNS setup and working for localhost before you try and figure out VPN DNS issues.
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by: Go-GBSPosted on 2008-04-24 at 11:50:01ID: 21433939
Let me add something, under logging when I get closed connection, it has my destination IP as our DNS servers, port 53, protocol DNS. So is it that VPN users aren't getting to DNS? I can remote into any servers and open my email through Outlook.