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I would either check out Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - Q222936 to see if there are some considerations. Some questions:
1) What is the operating system that you are using?
2) Is there are certain VPN client that you are using, perhaps bya company like Nortel, Cisco, or AT&T?
3) When you say "Fast internet connection", do you mean that they are accessing it through a DSL modem or cable modem?
4) If you using any kind of Palm Pilot to synchronize, assuming that you have HotSync installed on your Outlook 2000 desktop, you should be able to HotSync to it by connecting to your LAN using VPN and then performing a network HotSync from your Palm. Of course you'll need to leave your PC on. There are instructions for performing a network hotsync in Palm's support pages and most of the Palm user manuals. I also included a link to one of a bunch of how-tos that can be found on the net.
http://bobstro.dhs.org/network_hotsync_via_ppp.htm
I have heard of problems with Cisco VPN using Outlook 2000. Please take these into consideration and let me know how these work for you.
by mikegrobusky
I have 2 LAN to LAN vpn's using Symantec routers. Both ends have ADSL connections with good speed (128kbps+) Remote Outlook 2000 clients can't connect via the VPN's to the W2K Exch2K server.
Network file copy and Terminal Services work OK.
Can also ping server via DNS. (ping srv1)
Anyone have any comments?
MG
by apluspcnet
by nplitt
by mikegrobusky
The server is running SBS 2000 and is the root of the domain.
The situation you describe has happened to me if the server is out of licenses.
Mike
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