With VPN on, can you get to this page with your browser(No proxy) ? VPN clients have an option to disallow access to the local network when they are connected to the VPN. This option is used by administrators (enforced by the VPN endpoint, so user settings are overridden) to minimize the risk of having a PC route from an untrusted network into the VPN. Mostly speaking about my experience with Checkpoint and Cisco clients, but imagine MS would implement something similar. --- Michael Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Network setup; > VPN and MS Firewall client enabled. Firewall client > is not needed to access internal server so it should > not affect the test. If I have the VPN turned on, > then HTTP Proxy Server does not record my http > requests. I set my browser proxy settings > appropriately. It goes to the correct page, which is > wierd. I would think it would just fail. > ie: > http://some-intranet-server/somepage.html > If I click on this link with the HTTP Proxy Server > runing and no VPN it works. With VPN it doesnt. Im > using the VPN that comes with Win XP Pro. > thanks and kick a$$ tool btw, > > Michael Lee > Software Architect > AfterBOT
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