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Steve Mayman
Greetings,
I have established a VPN connection from an XP client to an XP server on a
peer-to-peer network connected to the internet through a wireless router. I
have successfully established a connection with the server, and even printed
to a printer attached directly to the network, but I can't other workgroup
computers. All machines except the VPN server are dynamically assigned IP
addresses by the router. Is this an inherent limitation of VPN? Am I doing
something wrong? Is there an way to browse the workgroup and see network
resources as if you were attached directly to the network. Sorry for all the
stupid questions, but these answers have been surprisingly difficult to
find.
Thanks!
Steve
I have established a VPN connection from an XP client to an XP server on a
peer-to-peer network connected to the internet through a wireless router. I
have successfully established a connection with the server, and even printed
to a printer attached directly to the network, but I can't other workgroup
computers. All machines except the VPN server are dynamically assigned IP
addresses by the router. Is this an inherent limitation of VPN? Am I doing
something wrong? Is there an way to browse the workgroup and see network
resources as if you were attached directly to the network. Sorry for all the
stupid questions, but these answers have been surprisingly difficult to
find.
Thanks!
Steve