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we have a branch office with 10 employes , they are using a server and client, all system are connected with internet thru lan. and only one person could connect to the main office thru vpn if one more connects it disconnects the privious one what could be wrong
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by ajith Accepted solution
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by jasonhiner Accepted solution
The VPN server probably has the "number of concurrent connections" limited to 1. You can increase it to whatever number you need, but make sure you keep it as low as possible.
by varalis Accepted solution
Check to see if the VPN utilizes a UDP protocol. UDP is scatterbrained and will cancel the first connection to allow for the 2nd connection. UDP 5000 is usually the default.
Try switching it to a TCP protocol.
This is usually a very common configuration change.
What or Who's VPN are you using? Cisco? Checkpoint?
Give tha a shot.
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