Help, please...

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I'm hoping someone in here can assist me. This is likely a very simple
problem, and I'm just too thick to see the solution staring back at me, and
if that's the case, I can accept that. But I really need to get this
working.

ISSUE: setting up dial-up access on Win2K server for a WinXP client system.
Server also serves LAN controller, and routes LAN systems to use High speed
connection.

Dial up system connects, no problem, using either the user names associated
with the DOMAIN, or if I set up a Demand Dial interface specifically.
However, in either case, once the connection is made, the connected system
does not get through to the internet. It is set up to use 'default gateway
on remote network', and obtains an IP address from the server. But once it
connects, its IP address and the Default Gateway get set to the same
address. (IE. 192.168.0.17) But the gateway should get set to 192.168.0.1.

How can I resolve this issue?

 

[Ken Gross]

It sounds like you are creating a VPN tunnel. What you can do is go into IE
settings:
Internet properties, connections and find the dial up settings. Select the
one you are using, select the settings button
give it a proxy route out to the internet.

Hope this helps,
Ken