bekdik
Honorary Master
If you have encountered connectivity problems after setting up a VPN, then maybe this will be of assistance.
Using Windows XP, after you fire up a VPN connection you cannot browse the Internet.
Or if you have an Internet accessible web server, after you fire up a VPN (maybe to traverse a firewall), you access from the web is no longer possible.
The problem may be with the VPN connector which defaults a setting which changes the machine's gateway such that it is now unreachable until the VPN is disconnected.
The fix is simple, but subtly hidden:
Open Network Connectors
right click on the VPN connector and choose properties
click Networking Tab
double click TCP/IP
click advanced
Choose General Tab
Untick "Use default gateway on remote network" box
click OK each time it's displayed (3 times)
I hope that helped.
Using Windows XP, after you fire up a VPN connection you cannot browse the Internet.
Or if you have an Internet accessible web server, after you fire up a VPN (maybe to traverse a firewall), you access from the web is no longer possible.
The problem may be with the VPN connector which defaults a setting which changes the machine's gateway such that it is now unreachable until the VPN is disconnected.
The fix is simple, but subtly hidden:
Open Network Connectors
right click on the VPN connector and choose properties
click Networking Tab
double click TCP/IP
click advanced
Choose General Tab
Untick "Use default gateway on remote network" box
click OK each time it's displayed (3 times)
I hope that helped.