Running Vista Ultimate 6.0.6000 Build 6000, got a VPN connection going with
no problems. However, when I try to open a web browser it often tells me
that it can't reach the page. If I disconnect the VPN, the browser works
perfectly. I looked into it and the DNS server that was being returned by
nslookup is the wrong server and is in fact the DNS server that the VPN
server uses, not my local connection. Upon some research I learned that the
binding order is to blame. If I shift the binding order around (using
regedit, the Advanced menu option in the network connections doesn't have any
effect in regards to VPN connections) it works fine and returns my ISPs DNS
server. This is not a good solution however as the problem reappears if I
disconnect and reconnect. This looks to be a bug in the TCP/IP binding
ordering. Has anyone else run into this? And if so, is there a workaround
to this issue? If this is a bug, is there an address that I can direct my
report?

Thanks

Look at the Properties of your VPN. If you have
VPNNAME\Properties\Network\Internet Protocol 4\Advanced\IP Settings\Use
default gateway on remote network checked, this will happen. It defaults to
be checked when you set up the VPN

Dab
"Bob354" wrote in message
...
Running Vista Ultimate 6.0.6000 Build 6000, got a VPN connection going
with
no problems. However, when I try to open a web browser it often tells me
that it can't reach the page. If I disconnect the VPN, the browser works
perfectly. I looked into it and the DNS server that was being returned
by
nslookup is the wrong server and is in fact the DNS server that the VPN
server uses, not my local connection. Upon some research I learned that
the
binding order is to blame. If I shift the binding order around (using
regedit, the Advanced menu option in the network connections doesn't have
any
effect in regards to VPN connections) it works fine and returns my ISPs
DNS
server. This is not a good solution however as the problem reappears if I
disconnect and reconnect. This looks to be a bug in the TCP/IP binding
ordering. Has anyone else run into this? And if so, is there a
workaround
to this issue? If this is a bug, is there an address that I can direct my
report?

Thanks

This is the first thing I turn off when I set up a VPN connection. And I
confirmed that it is indeed off.

"indianabeck" wrote:

Look at the Properties of your VPN. If you have
VPNNAME\Properties\Network\Internet Protocol 4\Advanced\IP Settings\Use
default gateway on remote network checked, this will happen. It defaults to
be checked when you set up the VPN

Dab
"Bob354" wrote in message
...
Running Vista Ultimate 6.0.6000 Build 6000, got a VPN connection going
with
no problems. However, when I try to open a web browser it often tells me
that it can't reach the page. If I disconnect the VPN, the browser works
perfectly. I looked into it and the DNS server that was being returned
by
nslookup is the wrong server and is in fact the DNS server that the VPN
server uses, not my local connection. Upon some research I learned that
the
binding order is to blame. If I shift the binding order around (using
regedit, the Advanced menu option in the network connections doesn't have
any
effect in regards to VPN connections) it works fine and returns my ISPs
DNS
server. This is not a good solution however as the problem reappears if I
disconnect and reconnect. This looks to be a bug in the TCP/IP binding
ordering. Has anyone else run into this? And if so, is there a
workaround
to this issue? If this is a bug, is there an address that I can direct my
report?

Thanks

Can you provide some details in how to change the binding order in Vista?

Thanks!

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Hi Debra. Here's how to do change the binding order:
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...d50761033.mspx

Thanks for posting!
Gloria

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