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ODD AD VPN/IPSEC ISSUES

Asked by stamperb in Windows Networking

Tags: ipsec, issues

OK so i have a few home office VPN's.  They are setup connecting to my firewall and till this point i have had no issues what so ever.  All the sudden today any home or remote machine that is a part of my AD domain went slow.  Like it was taking people 45 min to just log on.  Pull the network cable out and it took like 30 seconds.  I don't understand this at all.  I can't get drives to redirect and i can't browse to servers.  I've checked the firewall logs and there is nothing being blocked.  I CAN ping anywhere on the network from the remote locations which confuses me anymore.  Its like any "Domain" related function wont work.  I mean i can't even pull up email.  Tells me the exchange server is unavailable...but i can ping it??  Can't browse to a share on the file server but i can ping it?  I've gone so far as to take the user and put them in their own OU w/ no GP applied ... no change.  Also i've brought a machine from the remote location into the office fire it up change the network settings and log on.  Loign scripts run and its happy as can be?  The ONLY difference that i can find so far is that they are not on the same subnet?  But there are no routing issues as i can ping?  Again this just started.
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