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Cisco VPN and LAN/Internet access

Asked by claud_io in Virtual Private Networking (VPN)

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Hi,
I use Cisco VPN client to connect to a remote system from my corporate LAN.
My PC has Windows XP SP2.

Cisco server blocks access to my LAN and internet so I uses a virtual machine only dedicated to the VPN so I can access to LAN and internet from my physical PC and VPN from the virtual machine.

Since I spend more time using the VPN, I'd like to invert the situation, have the VPN on the physical PC and LAN and internet on the virtual machine: I know this isn't possible, but my question is this: in case I add a second NIC, is it possible to use from physical PC one NIC decicated to the VPN and from the virtual machine the other NIC dedicated to LAN and internet access?
If so, is there any particular configuaration to set?

Thanks
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