how to connect to vpn but still have local access

[tekajr]

If I connect an NT machine to a VPN using Nortel Extranet Access Client (V03_70.30), that machine becomes inaccessible on the local lan. The machine has has 2 nics and local addresses eg 192.168.0.11. How could I modify the routing table after the VPN connection so that the machine is still accessible on one or both of those addresses even when it's connected to the VPN?

I know that on win2k there is a checkbox in the tcp properties, (something to do with gateway i think), that allows this. But on NT, I think this should be possible by modifying the routing table.

 

[netbc]

Check the Contivity Server configuration. Under the Group Profile there you must enable "Split Tunneling" otherwise the client PC is limited to routing through the tunnel only for security purposes.