Found It. Cisco VPN Stateful firewall
From: Paul Andrejzchick (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 04/29/04
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Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 05:36:03 -0700
Thanks Bob and Lanwench, Cisco VPN client has a firewall built in. I had to disable the stateful firewall (right click icon in system tray and uncheck Stateful Firewall (Always On)) and everything worked fine.
----- Paul Andrejzchick wrote: -----
I have 2 wired PCs on a wired home network going thru a D-
Link router. Both are running XP Pro. The Compaq (K6-2
processor) can access the admin shares on the homebuilt pc
(AMD 2000+) and can ping to router and the other box with
no problem. The homebuilt cannot see the Compaq and pings
from the homebuilt and the router to the Compaq are
unsuccessful (time out). Both computers can access the
internet with no problems. The only major difference
between the 2 PC configurations are the Compaq has Cisco
VPN client 4.0.2b loaded. Any help would be appreciated.
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