Basically:
- when setting up, make sure both ends of the cipe conneciton are on the same ip subnet or windows won't be able to route between them
- if you have a lan behind the redhat server(s) that needs to be accessible from the remote clients, make sure you choose a different subnet for the cipe connection ends than either the lan behind the redhat server or the client. This way you can add a route by hand on the win clients that tells it how to get to the lan subnet. This last bit is the issue talked about as "split tunnel". It might be better to port forward on the lan behind server.
Fil
Simon Wong wrote:
On Thu, 2003-05-29 at 11:36, Phil Scarratt wrote:
and was wondering what people thought. I came across the article trying to find a solution to changing a network route on a WinXP machine with a CIPE VPN connection to a linux server so that the WinXP machine could
Does the XP CIPE client work okay?
I was looking at this the other day as I need to setup some VPNs between Windows 9x/2000/XP and Linux clients and RedHat servers.
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