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When connected to the VPN, run an &quot;ipconfig /all&quot; and double check that the VPN connection has the right dns servers listed.
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When connected to the VPN, run an "ipconfig /all" and double check that the VPN connection has the right dns servers listed.

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Recently it appears like DNS has stopped working when I connect to our network using a Cisco VPN Client. &nbsp;In the past I would connect using our software client and once connected, I could use remote desktop to connect to a workstation or server by the workstation or server name. &nbsp;<br />
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There have not been any changes to our DC's or DNS servers. &nbsp;I have rebooted the servers and that hasn't resolved the issue.<br />
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I remotely connect if I use the IP address, but a server name returns a error that indicates that remote connections are not enabled or the server is offline, which can't be the case because I can connect using IP.
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Recently it appears like DNS has stopped working when I connect to our network using a Cisco VPN Client.  In the past I would connect using our software client and once connected, I could use remote desktop to connect to a workstation or server by the workstation or server name.  

There have not been any changes to our DC's or DNS servers.  I have rebooted the servers and that hasn't resolved the issue.

I remotely connect if I use the IP address, but a server name returns a error that indicates that remote connections are not enabled or the server is offline, which can't be the case because I can connect using IP.

DNS not working on VPN Connections

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Microsoft Legacy OS

This topic area includes legacy versions of Windows prior to Windows 2000: Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions including Windows Mobile.