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Problem browsing internal and external websites when connected to wireless connection via Cisco VPN
Hi All,
I am having problem browsing internal and external websites when my laptop is connected to my university wireless connection via Cisco VPN (4.8.01.0300). I cannot browse both internal and external sites by name or by IP. The laptop has a valid DHCP assigned IP, however, when doing nslookup www.xxxxx.com it just give me DNS request timed out.
This laptop was used to connect to a different wireless network when I was in another college and I have removed those connections from Network Connections within Control panel, but still no luck.
Any help is appreciated.
Cheers
I am having problem browsing internal and external websites when my laptop is connected to my university wireless connection via Cisco VPN (4.8.01.0300). I cannot browse both internal and external sites by name or by IP. The laptop has a valid DHCP assigned IP, however, when doing nslookup www.xxxxx.com it just give me DNS request timed out.
This laptop was used to connect to a different wireless network when I was in another college and I have removed those connections from Network Connections within Control panel, but still no luck.
Any help is appreciated.
Cheers
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What is the VPN server you are using, is it Cisco PIX, ASA, router...
Can you post the sanitized config of the device [remove passwords, shared keys etc. and any one octet of the IP addresses] and route prints which you get on the client.
Thank you.
Can you post the sanitized config of the device [remove passwords, shared keys etc. and any one octet of the IP addresses] and route prints which you get on the client.
Thank you.
The test in your post regarding the routes before and after connecting tot he vpn lets me know this may be the problem my users are a having. The question i have is.. is it possible to enable these settings on the client? or on a per user basis? The cisco box was setup by a now defunct consulting company and I am in technical deep water trying to poke my way around this unit to enable split tunneling.
thanks