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VPN connection

Asked by bpyeo in Windows 2003 Server

Tags: vpn, 2003, server, connection

Hi Experts, I have setup a Windows 2003 server (AD) and having DHCP, DNS and RRAS(VPN) is being setup. The remote client when connected via Internet VPN into the corporate network, the client has managed to login and obtain an IP address. However when the client tries to make use of this VPN connection to surf the Internet, the page could not be retrieved.

Upon careful looking at the IP allocation, the client is being allocated to an address 192.168.1.50/32 and gateway is also 192.1685.1.50. Therefore the main issue would be the gateway IP address. I have defined the router option in the DHCP scope and this does not resolve the problem.

Please advice how this could be resolved.

TIA.
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