Guest Leonard Posted March 6, 2008 Posted March 6, 2008 We run 2 servers 1 x std server 2003 1 x std server 2003 with exhange 2003 We have a number of users with laptops that VPN into the server and use outlook. These users connect to the internet with a 3g connection and outlook works ok One of my directors also has a laptop and again connects to outlook with the 3G adaptor, this user has wifi at home and the only way he could connect to the server by VPN was to change the router ip range to the same as the server ip range 192.168.16.x When I take the laptop to another location ie my house my router uses a ip range of 192.168.0.1 and will not connect to outlook tells me my exchangeserver in not available Any ideas to what's causing the problem?
Guest René van ''''t Hof Posted March 6, 2008 Posted March 6, 2008 RE: vpn "Leonard" wrote: > We run 2 servers > > 1 x std server 2003 > 1 x std server 2003 with exhange 2003 > > We have a number of users with laptops that VPN into the server and use > outlook. These users connect to the internet with a 3g connection and > outlook works ok > > One of my directors also has a laptop and again connects to outlook with the > 3G adaptor, this user has wifi at home and the only way he could connect to > the server by VPN was to change the router ip range to the same as the server > ip range 192.168.16.x > > When I take the laptop to another location ie my house my router uses a ip > range of 192.168.0.1 and will not connect to outlook tells me my > exchangeserver in not available > > Any ideas to what's causing the problem? Did you already try trace route (tracert) to see which interface the laptop uses to reach the Exchange server. I had a couple of similar situations and one fix was to change the priority of interfaces (winxp) and one was to disable the Ethernet interface while using 3G adapters.
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