VPN through router.?help!!! Routing tables on NT SERVER

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What address do the VPN clients connect to? If your VPN server is
behind a router, than you need an address translation for the VPN
server and you need to allow the traffic to the server (assuming, of
course, that you are filtering traffic into the network).

"skeating" <stevekeating@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message news:<0ZMoc.28567$pU1.3343@pathologist.blueyonder.net>...
> I have an W2kNT Server which is running as a VPN server for around 40 PCs
> (ALL XP PRO) all have 2Mbit BBand lines. The server was using a std BB modem
> and just dialled and clients connected and used the files they needed to
> without a hitch! But I now have to use a router to do the same job and I am
> having problems, as follows.
>
> The router uses a static address 81.xxx.xxx.146 and that is the address
> that's public, the local address of the router is 81.xxx.xxx.151. Now I
> think my problem is to do with routing tables but I am lost (have read books
> over and over)
>
> I can get the server to connect to the web through the router, I cant
> however get the remotes to connect through the router to the local network
> on the second card in the server.
>
> any help with this would be fantastic as it is driving me up the wall.
>
> Thanks
>
> Steve