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VPN woes
I have a windows 2k network using ISA Server. Our remote users have cable modems and connect over a vpn to the ISA Server. This works great except that anytime the vpn connection is active I cannot use IE. Anytime I try to go to a web page IE times out and I get the generic "can't find web page" error.

Unable to browse remote network
All kinds of remote users (NT, 98, etc.) can connect to VPN no problem. NO ONE can browse via network neighborhood. Also login scripts dont run and they HAVE In TCP/IP properties just make sure that "Use default gateway of remote network" is checked for the RAS connection and unchecked for the VPN connection.

Can't browse network in VPN (sorry, the old boring question)
If so you should be fine, but if not you may not be able to browse using Network Places, as it relies on NetBIOS which is not routable, ie over a VPN. With the WINS server you can browse by computer name, or you can always use the IP of the remote system. "Liam" wrote: eek! Problem: VPN connection from a client PC

VPN client unable to browse
When I check the 'use default gateway on remote network option'in vpn tcp/ip networking properties, I can browse remote subnets when connected via vpn but I cannot browse the internet. When I unchecked the 'use default gateway on remote network' I cannot browse remote subnets but I can browse the internet.

RRAS, VPN - (capability to browse i-net during VPN connection)
The scenario is I untick "use default gateway on remote network" and having ISP internet connection and login into my company VPN Network (both connection on). I will be able to browse the internet while using VPN. But if I have the VPN connection on all the time. Then I download big files and programs from the

Browsing network drives very slow using VPN
IanGsi...@gmail.com microsoft public isa vpn Hi, I've got a strange problem with my VPN setup, I have a number of PC's configured with VPN's so they can dial into the main office from the remote site and access the network. A couple of the PC's do this fine and can browse the network, use remote desktop etc,

Cannot Ping or browse remote network over VPN
The Subnet Mask (and other settings) is being set by the remote end. My local TCP/IP Properties are set as "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address automatically". No, that's the correct subnet for a PPP link, which the VPN connection is. What you didn't mention, which may help, was WINS.

VPN clients get wrong subnet, cant browse
john r jo...@trailer.com microsoft public win2000 networking thanks for the link. i disabled the use of the remote network's default gateway in my vpn settings and all works If i fire up the vpn connection, i cannot browse the internet locally. i have to diconnect the vpn connection to browse the internet.

vpn connection can't browse network or ping server
Click the advanced button and get rid of the Use Default gateway on remote network check mark. That should be all you need. I think this can be done in Win9x but I can't remember where. Remote users connected to VPN on the ISA server, need to browse the Internet while working through the VPN connection.

Cannot browse remote network over VPN connection
Hi there: I'm connecting to an external network using PPTP to establish a VPN connection on a client machine behind ISA server. Once I am connected to the remote network using PPTP and can no longer browse the web using Internet Explorer, does any one have any suggestions. The following is the response I get.

VPN Default gateway Internet browsing
Keith W. McCammon On your VPN connection settings, locate the Advanced TCP/IP settings, and uncheck the box "use default gateway on remote network". This will cause your internet traffic to go through your normal internet connection and not through the VPN tunnel (unless you're trying to get to a company specific

browsing on vpn
I can not map a direct network connection either. The remote network only uses TCP/IP, and does not use IPX or NETBEUI.. WINS is used on the remote network Machines on the remote network can browse fellow machines on the net. What is the trick that allows dialup VPN connected computer to browse computers on the

VPN Failing after SBS connection
Jim, Turn off use default gw on remote network under your TCP options. This will work as long as you have a single network. From my home computer, after I establish a vpn connection over a dsl line to my office, is there a way to browse the internet (ie use the dsl line for more additional connections to the

VPN connected but can't browse
If you know the subnet for the SBS LAN and all you want to do is browse it, you could configure the SBS to allocate a different subnet to VPN/RAS clients, and then configure the remote client with a static route, or configure the user profile for this "caller" to include static routes upon connection.

VPN connection from XP Home
I can do a VPN connection to the server across the internet again no problems except internet explorer wont work. I read this newsgroup and someone said to disable "use default gateway on remote network" on the vpn connector. I did this and Internet Explorer works but can not access the lan using the vpn.

VPN connected, can ping by name and IP; can't browse or open ...
Uncheck the box which says "Use default gateway on remote network". This will mean that for internet related stuff you'll be using your non-vpn connection. Hi, Have a VPN connection to office server using dial up connection to ISP. When the VPN connection is established I can only browse the web using the

Browsing the internet after a vpn connection is established?
I'm guessing that you just have the Microsoft PPTP VPN client setup instead of something else like Nortel Contivity client. If you are running Windows 2000 or XP you can open the Networking properties of the VPN connection icon and change the TCP/IP protocol so that the "Use default gateway on remote network"

Setting Up LMHost File? (DNS problem on VPN).
Thomas W Shinder [MVP] tshin...@hotmail.com microsoft public isaserver Hey guys, This one might help with network browsing issues with VPN clients: This way, Internet based traffic is routed out via the gateway to your ISP and the traffic destined to the remote network goes via the VPN connection.

Clients unable to browse....
Remote VPN clients are allocated an IP address on the internal LAN range via DHCP. Running an ipconfig /all shows that the client is showing the DNS [and what OS type are the two network domains running on, are the subnets different, are the VPN connections providing IPs to the VPN connection that is in the

Network browsing through a VPN
Clients can establish a VPN connection but are unable to browse. Troubleshooting done: 1. Client side; ipconfig /all (client is recieving IP configuration Client side; attempted run=>\\servername (on remote network) "network path can not be found" message. 7. Server side; created DHCP relay agent and pointed it