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I am having a bit of an odd issue with Outlook 2003 and the read message receipts. I have an IMAP account. When I receive messages from my boss who has "require read receipt" checked, my Outlook sends the "message read" receipt to my boss after I have read it. Although I have a tendency to...

For about 3 months now I have had a Linksys VPN router installed in the main office and using SSH Sentinel I would VPN in. Luckly the VPN still works. But for some reason I cannot connect to a machine on the interal side after I make the VPN connection. I used to just go to START -> RUN...

ok.. well to get over half of it I changed my network addressing scheme at home. So we got one part solved. I am now able to ping inside the network. forgive once again Bill, but how would I set the connection to not use the local gw for name resolution? would this be done in SSH...

ok. Well I have a VPN setup. With a Linksys BEFVP41 and SSH Sentinel VPN client I am establishing an IPSec VPN. During my testing on a test network the VPN client was able to ping and access directories on the "server" via windows file sharing. So I have put the vpn router in production...

ok, I know I am going to sound like a lazy SOB but I have my Outlook 2003 checking a bunch of differnt IMAP accounts. Is there a way so that when I open outlook it will automatically expand the IMAP folder so at the very least the inbox is showing? Thanks! -Matt

Back to the client to router config. If I want to sit behind my linksys router at home and my network scheme at home is 192.168.1.0 and I want to connect to the linksys VPN router which also has a network of 192.168.1.0.... am I going to have an issue? Do I need to change the network...

The next step is to create a tunnel from router to router. I'll let you know how it goes.

I'm a big dumb animal folks! I got it. stupid stupid mistake. I can't believe I beat my head on my desk all morning just to find out I had the default gateway set incorrectly on the machine on the inside of the network! Thanks! -Matt

to me it seems it knows how to get to the 192.168.2.0 network because I can ping the internal IP address of the router. Although I am not able to ping a client machine on the internal network. Does this have anything to do with NAT? Have I just setup the wrong test network? I mean I know...

ok, I have installed SSH Sentinel. I am able to establish the VPN. The log on the VPN Router says it was successful. But I guess something isn't completely correct. I am not able to ping, browse, or access anything on the inside of the VPN. And the inside isn't able to ping out to the...

Thank you.

I don't have a VPN server... The vpn router is the device I am establishing the tunnel with, I am not doing passthrough to a VPN server.

If PPTP and L2TP is easier.. then how do I do it? Doesn't pptp require authentication? What would I authenticate against?

no reason for ipsec vs others. The information that I have found has just been leading me that way. Any other ideas would be helpful. As long as it is compatible with this Linksys VPN router. -Matt

ahh.. Whoda thunk. Wow, I feel like a dumbass. I have probably seen that about a million times too. I'll check it out in the morning.