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bsbm525
November 3rd 08, 09:12 PM
I have a local user who physically connects to my network & uses my T1 to
connect her VPN for a remote domain other than mine. I have added LAN
printers via IP to her notebook so she can print and until now was printing
fine when connected to her VPN. Now, she can only print to my LAN printers
when she is not connected to her VPN. I have cleared the DNS & NetBios
caches and restarted the notebook but still no change. She can only print
when not connected to her VPN.

Nothing has changed on my LAN and she didn't have this problem before.
Any suggestions besides printing only when not connected to the VPN?
Thanks....

Javier Victor Mariano Bruno - Admin Redes INCAA
January 7th 09, 12:27 PM
Is suggest add all printers by IP address.

Then look the routing table before connect to the vpn and then after connect
to the vpn to see any change, and look the gateway address to..

at command line: "route pint".

I guess that somthing in the vpn server change. And when connect the trafic
go there and no localy.

I hope be helpfull




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>I have a local user who physically connects to my network & uses my T1 to
> connect her VPN for a remote domain other than mine. I have added LAN
> printers via IP to her notebook so she can print and until now was
> printing
> fine when connected to her VPN. Now, she can only print to my LAN
> printers
> when she is not connected to her VPN. I have cleared the DNS & NetBios
> caches and restarted the notebook but still no change. She can only print
> when not connected to her VPN.
>
> Nothing has changed on my LAN and she didn't have this problem before.
> Any suggestions besides printing only when not connected to the VPN?
> Thanks....

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