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system error 53 is communication issue. make sure
no firewall blocking the traffic.
Robert
L [MS-MVP] wrote:
> 1. this i snormal. check this page for the
resolution,
> http://www.chicagotech.net/routingissuesonvpn.htm
OK,
I see 3 possibilities but right now this is not a problem for me
because
my VPN client access will only be for short periods of time and
I can do
without Internet access during those times.
>
> 2. Can
you ping the remote IP?
Yes.
> if yes, what do you receive if
using net
> view \\remoteip?
System error 53 has
occurred.
The network path was not found.
This evidently is keeping
me from Adding a Network Place for my
connection. Any ideas what is
happening ?
I can establish a connection.
I can then ping the remote
IP
But then net view \\remoteip
fails.
There must be a reason for this and I wish I knew what it
was.
>
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I set up a VPN client to another machine using its IP address with
the
> correct username and password. I connect
to the server machine and
> everything goes fine
and I am connected with a VPN client icon for
my
> connection in the system tray.
>
> However 2 problems now ensue:
>
> 1) While I am connected I no longer have HTTP
access to the Internet.
> All attempts to go to
a web page fail. This is probably true of all
>
other Internet protocols. Once I disconnect I have access to
everything
> again. Although I though my VPN
connection through the Internet should
> allow
me to share it with other Internet connections, this does
not
> bother me very much since I need the VPN
connection only sporadically
> and mainly to
transfer files back and forth between my client and
the
> VPN server machine. Still this seems a
possible problem.
>
> 2) While I am
connected I attempt to Add a Network Place for
my
> connection. I double-click the Add Network
Place icon and fill in a UNC
> specifying the IP
address I used when creating my VPN client and
a
> share
> at
that address. After taking a while I get the message that no
network
> connection can be found. If I just
specify for the UNC the IP
> address
in
> order to pick a share at that address I get
the same error. This does
> affect me as I
naturally need a share to access files on the
server
> system.
>
> My VPN connection is through the Internet
using a DSL modem
> connected
to
> a router, a Siemens Speedstream 2604. The
router is used so that I can
> connect another
computer to the Internet using the same DSL line
and
> both computers to a local printer.
>
> Anybody have any ideas why I am having my
problems and how I can solve
> them ? I did
download and install a Win2k update, Q818043, but this
did
> not solve my problem. I am running Win2K
SP4.
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