Another LAN question

Here's our issue. We have a handful of computers offsite. They are on a LAN, and have internet access. They cannot hit our intranet through the internet (need ports open on the other firewall, working on that). So they dial into our network. Problem is that when they dial in, they lose connection to the local network there (including printing and quick internet). But when they aren't dialed, they can't hit all of our internal websites or download e-mail.

They keep their local IP address, but they are then unable to ping the local computers. I imagine the traffic is trying to go over the modem.

Please assist!!

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Well, being as we have two large corporations here, and it is coming into peak time for both of them, there likely won't be any changes made soon, but we are trying to use a VPN connection. There are two reasons it may not work.

Company B may need to open some ports in their firewall. This seems to be the more likely problem, but they may not do it until after New Year.

Our company may be filtering out Corporate traffic, so you could VPN over Comcast, but not over Company B's Internet connection. I am not to sure about it, but I know that they won't look into this until we can verify that all correct ports are open. I personally feel that a Corporate network would be way more secure...

Please tell me more about the routing you mentioned (route print?)

Thanks!

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