I have several computers attached to a Linksys Router and
Cablemodem for a small workgroup w/ internet access. For
discussion purposes all systems are XP Pro. I need to
access the company VPN for various things and would like
to BRIDGE the LAN connection and the VPN connection. I
cannot run multiple VPN connections through the router
(will only support 1 at a time) and turning them off and
on to access the VPN from different computers is not
feasible(office enviroment). Is there a way to make XP
bridge the two connection so that the VPN is 'shared' w/
the rest of the LAN.

Thanks in advance.

Mike Brennan

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Sorry, the bridge only works for ethernet connections.

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"Mike" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have several computers attached to a Linksys Router and
> Cablemodem for a small workgroup w/ internet access. For
> discussion purposes all systems are XP Pro. I need to
> access the company VPN for various things and would like
> to BRIDGE the LAN connection and the VPN connection. I
> cannot run multiple VPN connections through the router
> (will only support 1 at a time) and turning them off and
> on to access the VPN from different computers is not
> feasible(office enviroment). Is there a way to make XP
> bridge the two connection so that the VPN is 'shared' w/
> the rest of the LAN.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Mike Brennan
>
> remove'nospam' in email to reach me directly.