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Posted by Josh on January 29, 2006, 9:08 pm
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Morning all,
I have a network configured in Australia as follows:
Two routers, each with a ADSL service connected (No client DHCP Server
active, all DHCP off). .
One router, is used by Server 2003, as the gateway for the clients.
The other router, is a VPN server router, with a 512/512 connection. I also
hook a single client workstation up to it, because they connect via
Microsoft VPN client to the states. So in short: one vpn incoming server
active. and one client on the network using the same router as a gateware,
to vpn out to a server in the states.
Microsoft 2003 Standard Server w/ DHCP Server
Switch, with all routers, clients and server plugged into.
THE PROBLEM:
My problem, the clients all work fine, but when a a user connects to the VPN
router, all the clients seem to have their explorer.exe freeze up and become
unusable for about 15 minutes, sometimes longer.
argh..
can anyone solve this problem?
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