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Nuh uh, I am in control of that and have not made any changes that should affect it.
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Nuh uh, I am in control of that and have not made any changes that should affect it.

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Ok, but did you check? It's still windows ;)
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Ok, but did you check? It's still windows ;)

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So this time it was getting DCHP, I set it to a static IP on the VoIP network with no gateway and I am back in business, thanks.
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So this time it was getting DCHP, I set it to a static IP on the VoIP network with no gateway and I am back in business, thanks.

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You're welcome.<br />
Remember, with MS, don't assume anything ;)<br />
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Thx for the points.
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You're welcome.
Remember, with MS, don't assume anything ;)

Thx for the points.

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I have two NICs in my system, they are connected to different networks. NIC 1 is our primary data LAN which has a site-to-site VPN connection to another location. NIC 2 is to our VoIP LAN that goes through my phone. I used to be able to have them both enabled at the same time and access everything fine.<br />
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However, now if I have my voice NIC enabled I can't get over the VPN but I can still access the internet and things locally. I have changed the adapter binding order so NIC 1 is first but I dunno what happened. Running Windows 7.
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I have two NICs in my system, they are connected to different networks. NIC 1 is our primary data LAN which has a site-to-site VPN connection to another location. NIC 2 is to our VoIP LAN that goes through my phone. I used to be able to have them both enabled at the same time and access everything fine.

However, now if I have my voice NIC enabled I can't get over the VPN but I can still access the internet and things locally. I have changed the adapter binding order so NIC 1 is first but I dunno what happened. Running Windows 7.

2nd NIC on different network messes up my VPN connection on primary network

A virtual private network (VPN) is a network that uses a public telecommunication infrastructure, such as the Internet, to provide remote offices or travelling users access to a central organizational network securely. VPNs encapsulate data transfers using secure cryptographic methods and other security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted.

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Network Analysis

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