Re: Router-to-Router VPN connects but doesn't route

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When using the static route wizard it doesn't even offer the option to
enter a default gateway.
When manually adding a static route in the IP Routing section, default
gateway is greyed out if you use a demand-dial connection as the
Interface.
So it seems Windows won't even let you mess that part up.

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