is your problem that you cannot see/ping your local lan while your
cisco-vpn is up?
If yes then its a cisco-vpn-client/xp routing issue and nothing to do
with samba. Easy solution...close vpn when you want to work locally.
Sorry I can't suggest anything more practical.
Richard Coates.
On Sun, 2003-03-16 at 06:26, Pat Schlehuber wrote:
I am running Samba 2.2.7a in domain mode .. all is great.
I have a XP user on my local network that connects to samba as a domain user - so
far so good.
This users also has a Cisco VPN client for connecting over the internet to another
application at a service bureau. When the VPN client is activated, all traffic from
this machine is only forwarding network traffic over the VPN pipe. Obviously, this
causes a problem with my Samba shares as they are no longer available. When the VPN
client is shutdown all is well again.
The VPN configuration is provided by the service bureau so I have no control over
its configuration.
My local network is DHCP controlled using 192.168.0.*/24 and the VPN pipe is
connected to a public address over the internet connection. I am using WINS on the
Samba server, put I still cannot ping anything on my local network.
I may be answering my own question, but do I need to get the service bureau to
supply me with a VPN configuration that places everything over the VPN Pipe except
for 192.168.0.* addresses?
Any thoughts?
Pat
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