The Vista VPN is peer to peer VPN and is not design as VPN server. Some one
may suggest to enable Ip routing. But I haven't try it.
Routing how toHow to display the routing table How to disable ip
routing/forwarding on a W2K Pro? How to enable ip routing/forwarding on
Win2k ...
www.howtonetworking.com/Networking/routing.htm
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"skaas" <skaas.2a94eae@vistabanter.com> wrote in message
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>
> OK ladies and gents,
>
> I have a problem I was hoping someone would have the solution to.
>
> The concept
>
> We have two sites
>
> Our first site has Windows Xp on its machines
>
> Site two has Windows Vista on its machines
>
> From Site Two we have set up a VPN so the users can Remote Access the
> machines at Site One
>
> This is working fine. I can connect to remote desktop from site two
> over to site one.
>
> The problem
>
> At site two the machines are four laptops that are connected to each
> other with a wireless connection.
>
> These we will call Dos1, Dos2, Dos3 and Dos4
>
> Dos4 has a USB printer connected to it.
>
> All the machines can print locally to the printer connected on Dos4
>
> What we need is to be able to print files that are at Site One to the
> printer on Dos4 locally (At site 2)
>
> When setting up a remote desktop connection there is a tab for Local
> Resources - on this tab there is a tick box for "Printers" I have
> ticked this.
>
> But still when I try to send a print job to the printer on Dos4 it
> still prints to the printer at Site one......
>
> Can anyone shed some light on why this is happening and what can be
> done to resolve the issue??
>
>
>
>
> --
> skaas
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