When I run my RDC session over VPN and try copying over a folder from
the Host to my Local PC it takes a very long time... 3+hours for 400mb.
If you need to work with files on remote computer, why you are using RDC? If
you are connected to your LAN via VPN, you just can copy files on your LAN
shares without RDC. BTW, it could be the speed of your VPN connection, that
takes so much time to copy large files.
Re: VPN & firewalls question ... I am fairly new to this so always wondered what RDC was! ... If the LAN workstations are ... > workstations are not being used by other LAN or remote users at the time ... > LAN workstations upgraded.... (microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000)
Re: Routing to remote office... ...Vigor routers (even better if you give us the whole IP scenario, ... Javier [SBS MVP]... > We have also configured a couple of Vigor routers on the Internal LAN... > permanent site-to-site VPN connection [simply routed across the 'existing' ... (microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000)
RE: Netgear fvx538 and Prosafe VPN Client ... Switch - LAN... access the external network through the SBS,... connection from the client (laptop or another workstation),... LAN after you establish the VPN connection from the laptop to ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Problem with a VPN an a ICS ... I have a DSL router which I cannot manage, I couldn't configure RRAS.... At LAN 2, if I use tracert, obviously trafic stops at LAN 2 server because ... > I have LAN 1 with Windows Server 2003 with VPN server configured, ... I have added in this server a VPN connection to LAN 1 server. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.networking)
Re: Routing to remote office... ... > ipconfig /all from a workstation on each lan should suffice) we can come ... > the Vigor's VPN instead of just the internet?... Because they're pointed at the external NIC addresses of each SBS box rather ... >> creating a VPN connection from the client to the Site 2 SBS box. ... (microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000)
