Re: VPN client adds wrong route to local route table



The problem I have is that the DNS and WINS settings that get assigned
on the PPP connection are the 192.168.10.10 address of the VPN server,
so any nslookups or WINS lookups fail because those requests are
directed out the client's LAN gateway.

What you're suggesting is that any traffic from the VPN client to the
VPN server is sent outside the tunnel. Since only the VPN ports are
open on the router, those operations fail. Yet if I direct an nslookup
to another server on the network (on the same segment as the VPN
server), the lookups work.

I think I'm missing something.

Also, as I mentioned, I made a VPN connection from another client to a
different VPN server and did not get a route for the VPN server -- just
the route for the private network with a gateway of the PPP ip.

Please let me know if I'm missing something here.

.



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