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by elmagoal
by nagendra
by elmagoal
by nagendra
by martin.hoer
by nagendra
by garoe48
VPN shuts off the rest of the network. You won't be able to get to anything except the drives on the machine you're logged on to.
Best, Glenn
by nagendra
by mckaytech
It's very difficult to say with the amount of information you've given. There are a variety of ways to implement VPN and most errors of this type are related to the specific implementation. For example, it matters a great deal whether the VPN is aserver on a firewall or whether it is a server or workstation inside a firewall.
More information would be helpful.
paul
by nagendra
by bill.parks
If it is any other solution but RAS or RRAS, browsing is near impossible to implement. Try pinging the server by IP. If that's possible, try mapping to it as an IP address followed by the share name, i.e. 10.10.90.59\share.
The second issue is authentication. If you are having problems with browsing, authentication is sometimes affected as well. Are you actually logging on to the domain??? Or are you authenticating at the VPN to allow access without actually logging on to a domain??? I can't begin to help you n that one with the info you've provided, but drop me a line if this sounds familiar.
by nagendra
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