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April 11th 07, 11:10 PM
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Home Network & VPN Connection issues
I have successfully established both internet and vpn connections. Problem
is, once vpn connection established, browser no longer functions. All diagnostics state network connection is fine. Is there a problem with having two connections at once with Vista? Have no problems with this on XP computer at same location. 
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April 11th 07, 11:28 PM
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Home Network & VPN Connection issues
Sorry, I sent the message too soon, it had some bad typos. Here are the
instructions again: 1. On the VPN connection: right-click and choose Properties. 2. Select the Networking tab. Locate "Internet Protocol Version 4". Click the properties button. 3. Click Advanced. Uncheck the "Use default gateway on remote network" option. Click OK. 4. Then, try and reconnect your VPN. Jonne "Joni70" wrote in message ... Have you tried this: Then, on VPN connection in right-click and choose Properties. Select the Networking tab. Locate "Internet Protocol Version 4". Click the properties button, then in click Advanced. Uncheck the "Use default gateway on remote network" option, and click OK. Then, try and reconnect your VPN. Jonne ----- Original Message ----- "lnbaran" wrote in message ... I have successfully established both internet and vpn connections. Problem is, once vpn connection established, browser no longer functions. All diagnostics state network connection is fine. Is there a problem with having two connections at once with Vista? Have no problems with this on XP computer at same location.
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November 3rd 07, 07:05 PM
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Home Network & VPN Connection issues
I have the same problem and I tried this but the the VPN no longer works but
yes the interney. I cannot have both connections at the same time and thta is the requirement. "Joni70" wrote: Sorry, I sent the message too soon, it had some bad typos. Here are the instructions again: 1. On the VPN connection: right-click and choose Properties. 2. Select the Networking tab. Locate "Internet Protocol Version 4". Click the properties button. 3. Click Advanced. Uncheck the "Use default gateway on remote network" option. Click OK. 4. Then, try and reconnect your VPN. Jonne "Joni70" wrote in message ... Have you tried this: Then, on VPN connection in right-click and choose Properties. Select the Networking tab. Locate "Internet Protocol Version 4". Click the properties button, then in click Advanced. Uncheck the "Use default gateway on remote network" option, and click OK. Then, try and reconnect your VPN. Jonne ----- Original Message ----- "lnbaran" wrote in message ... I have successfully established both internet and vpn connections. Problem is, once vpn connection established, browser no longer functions. All diagnostics state network connection is fine. Is there a problem with having two connections at once with Vista? Have no problems with this on XP computer at same location.
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