Issue connecting via VPN

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So you can establish the VPN connection without problems? Where is the terminal server located you're trying to connect to? Behind the ASA or in your local network?

Can you ping it?

Are you using Cisco's VPN client to connect to this ASA?

I can establish a VPN Connection with no problems and the TS is on our Local network behind the ASA. We also cannot oing it while connected to the VPN and we are using the CISCO VPN client 5.0.01.0600.

I think I still did not understand you.

Let's say your local network (the network where you're currently sitting) is 192.168.1.0 and you try to establish a VPN connection to the network 192.168.2.0.
Where is the terminal server located? In 192.168.1.0 or 192.168.2.0?

I assume it's in 192.168.1.0 which would make sense since you said you can't even ping it when connected to the VPN tunnel.
Therefore I further assume that you probably have a VPN configuartion file (.pcf) which probably simply has the EnableLocalLanAccess disabled?

Open your pcf file (or modify the connection entry in the GUI) and enable local LAN access.
Did this help?

The network I'm currently sitting in is my home local network (192.168.1.0). The terminal server is located at our office which has a local netwok range of 192.168.1.0 and the TS local IP is 192.168.1.2.  

I now establish a VPN connection and I do have the enable local LAN access option selected within the pcf file. Once I make a successfull VPN connection, I' unable to map a network drive of connect to the TS in my remote office. This only started when we just switched to a new ISP provider.

Thanks, in advance.

That won't work. You can't have the same network range at home and at work.
You need to either change all ip-adresses at work or at home.

The best idea for people who are using VPN connections very often is to use unusual network addresses at home.
I, f.ex., use 10.255.255.0 at home.

If your local network is in the same IP range than the remote network, you can't route packets there because your local LAN adapter always thinks that 192.168.1.0 is on the wire in your house.

Change the network addresses on one of these two sides and the VPN connection will work.

i'll try it and let you know. Thanks!

what class subnet?

Works, like a charm....Thanks so much....

Works, like a charm....Thanks so much....