RRAS and static route problems

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Guest

client access to remote network stops at "internal" address on remote vpn server. client can't reach desired destination via terminal server. If I am logon on to the local VPN server I can reach all servers via TS without a problem.
 
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Manjari Bonam [MSFT]

Looks like you are using the default gateway on the remote network to route
your packets.

Check this option at

Right click on the connectoid->
properties->Networking->TCP/IP ->Properties->Advance
Check the option "Use the default gateway on the remote network".

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- Manjari
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jerryr said:
client access to remote network stops at "internal" address on remote vpn
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server. client can't reach desired destination via terminal server. If I am
logon on to the local VPN server I can reach all servers via TS without a
problem.
 

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