When you are connected over VPN, the DNS address of the VPN is preferred one. But if name resolution fails with this DNS server, then the DNS server of the next available network adapter should be tried. Have you enabled Split tunneling on the VPN connection to customer? If not, then you wont be able to access your network drives when connected to the customer. Also, can you please elaborate on the below statement? Windows Vista* Windows Vista 32*. Language: English. Size: 30.01 MB. We recommend you work with your computer manufacturer before installing our driver so you don’t lose features or customizations. Intel® Ethernet Converged Network Adapter X520-DA1. Our forum is dedicated to helping you find support and solutions for any problems regarding your Windows 7 PC. Can not detect wireless network adapter. >>This probably happens because we’re utilizing split DNS >>and use the same internal and external domain name. >>I can estabilish the VPN connection, but it drops all >>internet capabilities and the status shows local only. >>What is the.inf file that needs to be selected if you want >> to install IPv4? Donna, please check if you have enabled the 'Use remote default gateway' on your VPN connection. If you want to continue to use internet and use the VPN connection only for corp traffic, then this setting should be unchecked. If I understand your question correctly, you can install IPv4 using the command 'netsh interface ipv4 install' and uninstall using 'netsh interface ipv4 uninstall' -Janani. I’ve been running Vista on my two work machines since RTM. My work requires me to VPN to my customers. I see that the VPN client in Vista now puts the DNS address of the VPN connection as the preferred one. That’s fine for our own VPN connection but this creates problems when connecting to customers. Since the DNS now queries their DNS server I get locked out of network drives mapped to DFS shares, Outlook starts prompting me for a password (RPC over HTTP) etc. This probably happens because we’re utilizing split DNS and use the same internal and external domain name. But I’ve not been able to find a way to revert this behaviour to the way XP worked. I found a very very strange thing in vista. Everyone can Replicate the problem in his vista machine. 1, repare a clean vista, and add two vista firewall rules which says ALLOW ALL PROTOCOL ALL IP IN and OUT 2, start the RemoteAccess service or create a incomming connection, add a user 3, create a pptp connection and set the server ip to 127.0.0.1 4, dial the pptp connection 5, the dial dialog is hang on the 'verify the username and passwd', and at the end, you will get a 628 error. 6, if dail through calling RasDial, you will get a 806 error.
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