David
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VPN problems
Hi there
We have a client who has an old SBS server, the DHCP scope on the site is 192.168.0.1/24
The problem is when a home user with the same scope at their home VPNs in.
The VPN connection is stable, but when they try to go to a network share they encounter issue where they cant ping or open the share. To me its because their machine cant see beyond their own network. Without changing their own home IP range/scope, is there a way to get round this?
Thanks
We have a client who has an old SBS server, the DHCP scope on the site is 192.168.0.1/24
The problem is when a home user with the same scope at their home VPNs in.
The VPN connection is stable, but when they try to go to a network share they encounter issue where they cant ping or open the share. To me its because their machine cant see beyond their own network. Without changing their own home IP range/scope, is there a way to get round this?
Thanks
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No problem at all. :)
To fix the problem change the vpn traffic policy to full tunneling.
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