Regards
Stig Jarle Bu
mailto: stig...@online.no
Some data:
- Client computer - Win XP Pro, ISA firewall Client
installed, any WinXP SP installed - included the ISA SP1.
The Client computer was fully installed and configured
into the office SBS network at the office site, before
moving the computer to the home office.
- Server: Any SP installed - the server also configured
according to Q292822 - hotfix applied.
HTH
Chad
"JDLamb" <te...@TAKEMEOUTboulevard-ltd.co.uk> wrote in message
news:02p3qu4fml1mg9hc9...@4ax.com...
> On Mon, 7 Oct 2002 12:30:13 -0700, "SJB" <stig...@online.no> wrote:
>
> >We are running a small network with SBS 2000. The SBS
> >server have a fulltime Internet-connections over a
> >secondary NIC, protected by the SBS ISA server. One of
> >the employees has a home office, and the possibility to
> >connect to the office network by VPN - and this works
> >very nice: She connects to her ISP (ADSL), and then logs
> >on to the office network with the VPN-connection.
> >However, when the VPN connection are active, she is not
> >able at the same time to browse the Internet with MSIE.
> >She has tried different settings - i.e enable/disable the
> >proxy settings under the LAN option in MSIE, and
> >enable/disable the ISA firewall Client - and any mix of
> >these settings. Any suggestions? Browsing the Internet
> >with the VPN connection not active is no problem.
>
> Hello,
>
> She needs to do the following.
>
> Double click on the VPN connection.
> Click on Properties
> Click on Networking
> Double click on TCP/IP
> Click on Advanced.
> Untick the option to 'Use default gateway on network'.
>
> When I do this, it allows me to carry on accessing the internet over
> ADSL regardless of whether I'm dialled into a network over ISDN or
> VPN.
>
> She may or may not need to disable the firewall client.
>
> Rgrds
> Jon
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