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Posted by Trendkill on June 3, 2008, 6:40 pm
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options > > Are you able to surf and use the internet before VPN (may have to
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> disable a proxy)?
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> Yes. And I am not using a proxy.
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> > Are you getting connected to the vpn or aren't
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> you?
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> I seem to connect, I don't get any errors. But, I can not reach
> anything after I am "connected"
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> > Did you get prompted for a password?
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> Yes.
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> > Did it get accepted and connect you, or did you get an error message?
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> My password is accepted and I do not get an error message.
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> > What does your 'ipconfig' look like once you 'connect'?
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> Looks like I am connected to comcast.
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> > Do you have a vpn IP and a physical IP?
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> Not that I can see.
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> > Can you ping the default gateway for each?
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> No.
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> If not, what are the results?
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> I don't see a gateway for the VPN.
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> What is your company's network/security engineer saying?
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> He wants me to bring the PC in, but that is difficult. I am in
> Colorado, the company is in Virgina.
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> > Does he see you connecting? =A0If/when connected to the vpn,
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> can you do anything on the remote network (ie surf, email, chat, etc)
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> I can not do anything the remote network.
Do you have the windows firewall enabled? If so, disable it then
retry? Any other security software that you know of? You should see
an IP for your LAN as well as an IP for your VPN or something is not
working. I would suspect windows firewall or something similar for
starters.
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