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RRAS Routing issue
Name: wmarques Date: May 18, 2009 at 13:20:55 Pacific OS: Windows Srv 2003 CPU/Ram: N/A Product: N/a / N/A Subcategory: Configurations
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I have a Windows 2003 server running RRAS not joined to my domain. It has NIC's; one connected directly to the internet and the other connected to the internal network. I'm fairly new to routing tables and routing in general. The problem is that I can't ping my internal network once i get the VPN connected. The external connection is 12.186.x.x The internal connection is 192.168.1.4 I have the server assigning 10.10.0.x ip's to the clients.
How do I make the external adapter talk to the internal one so i can ping resources on my network after the vpn is connected?
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