RyanHartwick
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Using Network Printer While Connected to Cisco VPN
Hello,
I just set-up a Lexmark X502n network printer at my father's home office. The printer works perfectly, but will not print when he logs onto his work Cisco VPN client. My guess is that the network admin has restricted all traffic while he is connected to use the remote default gateway, and blocked the local network one.
Is there anyway around this from my father's end? Could I add some static routes to the local routing table or something? Not sure if static routes are persistent or if I need to configure them each time he logs in with a batch file. Any help would be appreciated.
I just set-up a Lexmark X502n network printer at my father's home office. The printer works perfectly, but will not print when he logs onto his work Cisco VPN client. My guess is that the network admin has restricted all traffic while he is connected to use the remote default gateway, and blocked the local network one.
Is there anyway around this from my father's end? Could I add some static routes to the local routing table or something? Not sure if static routes are persistent or if I need to configure them each time he logs in with a batch file. Any help would be appreciated.
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