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VPN connects, but inbound internal network not accessible
After some tweaking I figured out what the problem was or well at least how to fix it. I lowered the MTU (Maximum transfer rate) from the standard 1500 down to 1392 and it worked. However this is not the best solution, but from what I hear it seems to be the only one thus far. Thx!- icedyce2426
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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VPN connects, but inbound internal network not accessible
I did the traceroute and I was able to connect to those servers. Though still unable to actually send an email, it will just sit in the outbox. As for internal web sites, no go either. I can also ping both servers. I am wondering if it might be a proxy issue? I would not think this given that...- icedyce2426
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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VPN connects, but inbound internal network not accessible
OK,I am completely baffled on this one. Equipment: Dlink DI 614+ router & DWL 650 wireless card. Windows XP/ Compaq Evo N610c I am able to connect to my company's network and get email from an MS exchange server via my outlook client. However I am unable to send email and or access any internal...- icedyce2426
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