RE: VPN

I think under WinXP Pro (my desktop OS) you get just one IP per system.
When I used dial up to a RAS server through a serial port to an external
modem it killed my ability to access the net through the cable modem until I
ended the dial up session.  I could be wrong and have a spare NIC laying
around, I'll talk to our network geeks and try it if it's a possibility.

-----Original Message-----
From: Pete Hall [mailto:pbhall@ameritech.net]
Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 7:20 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: RE: VPN


At 15:43 02/04/2003, Tom Westdorp wrote:
>Then our network group got scared over a story about the sub-seven trojan
>getting stuff up and down the VPN tunnel and then up and down the internet
>tunnel.  That made them turn off split tunneling and now when you connect
to
>our VPN it changes your IP address and it acts like a dial up.  Still
>faster, but only dedicated to the VPN session.  Oh, and any file, printer
or
>what have you sharing behind your own firewall? <boom>  You've disappeared
>from your own network and been assimilated into the work network.

I have the same issue. Our network techs suggested that I add a second 
interface (ethernet card) to the PC, just for VPN. I haven't gotten around 
to trying it yet though.


Pete Hall
pbhall@ameritech.net
http://www.pbhall.us/

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