Re: Secure VPN access
- From: v-crinal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ("Crina Li")
- Date: Mon, 06 Feb 2006 09:35:07 GMT
Hi Susantha,
Thanks for your update.
I am back now. Also thanks Cliff and Bill's time and efforts on the issue.
As I know, when creating a VPN connection, the VPN server will add a static
route in its routing table and it will also push a routing record in the
client's routing table. If we deselect the default gateway option and then
we cannot ping the server, this is obviously an IP routing issue. You
should contact the router vendor to see if you have configured router
correctly. You should re-configure the router to add the corresponding
routes when clients create VPN connections.
I am appreciated your time and look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Crina Li (MSFT)
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| Reply-To: "susantha silva" <susanthasilva@xxxxxxxxxxx>
| From: "susantha silva" <susanthasilva@xxxxxxxxxxx>
|| Subject: Re: Secure VPN access
| Date: Fri, 3 Feb 2006 11:22:06 -0000
| | Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs
| |
| I tried that method after looking into your advise. But unfortunately it
| didn't work, when I do that I can't even ping the server IP address in
the
| VPN connection! Looking at the VPN connection settings I found there is
no
| default gateway when I untick the "Use default gateway on remote network"
| I was thinking to give a try to use the Microsoft built in VPN service
but
| stepping back due to the security concern. The whole idea of getting the
| D-link firewall is to prevent security problems. I'm not quite sure what
| step to be taken next. BTW I'll try to post a pic of the PPTP serer
setting
| sin the firewall also.
|
| Regards,
|
| Susantha
|
| ""Cliff Zhang [MSFT]"" <junzhan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
| news:YOBpgJvJGHA.224@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| > Hi Susantha,
| >
| > Thank you for posting back!
| >
| > Actually in Windows XP/2000, a VPN connection will by default use the
VPN
| > sever's IP as its default gateway and thus all traffic including the
| > Internet traffic will go through
| > the VPN server. This is different from legacy clients such as Windows
| > 98/ME. To make the XP/2K clients to browse the Internet without going
| > through the VPN server, we
| > can disable the "Use default gateway on remote network" option in the
| > dial-up connection's properties on the XP/2000 clients. To disable this
| > option, please right click on
| > My Network Places and choose Properties, right click on the VPN
connection
| > and choose Properties, click the Netwoking tab, double click the
"Internet
| > Protocol (TCP/IP)"
| > entry, click Advanced and then uncheck the "Use default gateway on
remote
| > network" box. Click OK three times and then check if the issue
disappears.
| >
| > For more information, see:
| >
| > 254231 Change in Remote Access Route Behavior with Windows 2000
| > http://support.microsoft.com/?id=254231
| >
| > Thank you for your time!
| >
| > Sincerely,
| >
| > Cliff Zhang
| > Microsoft Online Partner Support
| > MCSE 2000/2003
| >
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