Hi,
I can’t access my LAN while being on VPN.
This is the ROUTE table without VPN e with access to LAN and WAN (via ISP).
[quote]Network_Destination________Netmask__________Gateway_______Interface__Metric
__________0.0.0.0__________0.0.0.0______192.168.0.1_____192.168.0.3_______10
________127.0.0.0________255.0.0.0________127.0.0.1_______127.0.0.1_______1
______169.254.0.0______255.255.0.0______192.168.0.3_____192.168.0.3_______30
______192.168.0.0____255.255.255.0______192.168.0.3_____192.168.0.3_______10
______192.168.0.3__255.255.255.255________127.0.0.1_______127.0.0.1_______10
____192.168.0.255__255.255.255.255______192.168.0.3_____192.168.0.3_______10
________224.0.0.0________240.0.0.0______192.168.0.3_____192.168.0.3_______10
__255.255.255.255__255.255.255.255______192.168.0.3_______________2_______1
__255.255.255.255__255.255.255.255______192.168.0.3_____192.168.0.3_______1
Default_Gateway:_______192.168.0.1
Persistent_Routes:None[/quote]
This is the ROUTE table with VPN e with only access WAN (via ISP) and Office.
The IPs of subnet 100.100 and VPN’s subnet 150.150 are not real.
[quote]Network_Destination________Netmask__________Gateway_______Interface__Metric
__________0.0.0.0__________0.0.0.0__100.100.100.002__100.100.100.002______1
________127.0.0.0________255.0.0.0________127.0.0.1_______127.0.0.1_______1
____100.100.128.0____255.255.248.0__100.100.100.002__100.100.100.002______10
__100.100.100.002__255.255.255.255________127.0.0.1_______127.0.0.1_______10
__100.100.255.255__255.255.255.255__100.100.100.002__100.100.100.002______10
______169.254.0.0______255.255.0.0__100.100.100.002__100.100.100.002______30
______169.254.0.0______255.255.0.0______192.168.0.3_____192.168.0.3_______30
______192.168.0.0____255.255.255.0______192.168.0.3_____192.168.0.3_______10
______192.168.0.0____255.255.255.0__100.100.100.002__100.100.100.002______10
______192.168.0.2__255.255.255.255______192.168.0.3_____192.168.0.3_______1
______192.168.0.3__255.255.255.255________127.0.0.1_______127.0.0.1_______10
____192.168.0.255__255.255.255.255______192.168.0.3_____192.168.0.3_______10
__150,150.150.002__255.255.255.255______192.168.0.1_____192.168.0.3_______1
________224.0.0.0________240.0.0.0__100.100.100.002__100.100.100.002______10
________224.0.0.0________240.0.0.0______192.168.0.3_____192.168.0.3_______10
__255.255.255.255__255.255.255.255__100.100.100.002__100.100.100.002______1
__255.255.255.255__255.255.255.255__100.100.100.002_______________2_______1
__255.255.255.255__255.255.255.255______192.168.0.3_____192.168.0.3_______1
Default_Gateway:___100.100.100.002
Persistent_Routes: None[/quote]
VPN client 4.8.01.0300, using IPSEC over UDP.
The VPN connection has active “Allow Local LAN Access”, but statistics shows local LAN disabled remotely, and shows no local LAN route
I tried some suggestions without access to LAN while using VPN.
1. Remove the default gateway (by that alone I can’t acess nothing).
2. Change default gateway to 192.168.0.1 only keeps acesso to WAN.
3. Remove the 2 route entries for interface 100.100.N.N and Destinations 169.254 and 192.168.
4. Add a second Default Gateway, but I think something restricts having 2, maybe per NIC.
Having something like Default Gateway: 192.168.0.1, metric 1 and 100.100.100.002 Metric 2
5. I cannot have my office global IT resolve my personal access needs.
I would be very happy if some kind peron would sugest what to change in the route table to try.
