Local Lan Access on Windows Cisco VPN Version 5.0.00.0340

Jul 11, 2007 0 Replies

I have selected the box "Allow Local Lan Access" in one of my VPN connections and this has resolved most of my connectivity issues. I am now able to run messenger applications and access regular internet pages without setting up a proxy server to run over the VPN.



However, sometimes the client becomes confused (presumably) on what is or is not "local".



For instance there's an intranet website that I cannot access when using the VPN client. There is a shared drive on a remote computer which I access through an IP address which seems to be attempting to access locally (and failing of course)



These are opposite problems. I can access the intranet website if I disconnect from the VPN client - and I can access the remote shared drive if I turn off "Allow Local Lan Access".



Any way to tell the client exceptions - or specific what is or is not LAN? Everything works great with the box checked except these two silly simple things.


-- Luc



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