Routing problem causing problems with VPN?

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Hello All,

I am having the oddest problem with my VPN connection for work, I can
connect onto the network with it, but I cannot check my e-mail using
Outlook 2003 (installed on laptop). I can ping all the computers on my
subnet except the computer that is running Exchange 2003 and the VPN
service. I also am unable to resolve ip's from hostname's.

>From what I read on a google group search that was linking to this
google group, I may be having a routing problem, if anyone has any
input I would appreaciate it.

Odd part is that this was working fine up until 2 seeks ago.

Archived from groups: comp.dcom.vpn (More info?)

You have to be an authenticated user on your domain. Include the DC in
the LMHOSTS file. Use a virtual adapter to log on to the domain NOT a
cached profile. Re-install the LDAP service once you are logged in
that way. CHECK your PostOffice settings and make sure delivery is the
Exchange PS and not your personal file or folder (this will avoid a
surprise at work)

Hope this helps

On 4 May 2005 22:22:46 -0700, "madlinux" <madlinux@gmail.com> wrote:

>Hello All,
>
>I am having the oddest problem with my VPN connection for work, I can
>connect onto the network with it, but I cannot check my e-mail using
>Outlook 2003 (installed on laptop). I can ping all the computers on my
>subnet except the computer that is running Exchange 2003 and the VPN
>service. I also am unable to resolve ip's from hostname's.
>
>>From what I read on a google group search that was linking to this
>google group, I may be having a routing problem, if anyone has any
>input I would appreaciate it.
>
>Odd part is that this was working fine up until 2 seeks ago.

Archived from groups: comp.dcom.vpn (More info?)

I added the DC to the lmhosts file, from the VPN server I can ping both
my VPN ip address and my ISP ip address. I am still unable to ping the
VPN server even though it let me in, in the first place.