Depends on what VPN software is in use and the rules
configured.
Our
setup is the same - if you VPN to a network, then you only have network access
to the network to which you VPN into.
For us
this is done as a security issue, so that viruses etc cannot jump across
networks.
Don't
know if adding a second card will get around the issue as it depends on
where the VPN software changes the TCP/IP stack.
Myles.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Jeremy Coulter
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Subject: [DUG-Offtopic] VPN'sHi All.I have access to a VPN (internal Company one), and currently if I want to access this, I need to manually initiate the connection...as you would expect...but if I am connecting to home via Remote Desktop, then connect to teh VPn, I loose my remote desktop.What I am wondering is, if anyone knows, if I add another network card to my PC, could I say that the VPN connection should/would use this 2nd n/work card? the idea being if I DO Remote desktop into home to get into the VPN, I wouldnt loose my remote desktop connection.Thanks, Jeremy
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