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06-02-2005, 20:28

Businesses quite often use static IPs on their internal networks. If this is the case, and you are not allowed to 'mess' with the settings, you may have to do some 'jiggery-pokery' with your ICS settings to make it fit in by using the same sub-net as the 'works' setting. (You'd have to do the same with a router, by the way). Can you open a command window (start/all programs/Accessories/Command Prompt) and type

ipconfig /all

Post the results (with the last three digits of the IP address and 'Physical address' blanked out for security)

06-02-2005, 20:28	#12
JohnHorb Guest Location: Sale, Cheshire Services: 10MB Broadband, DTV, Telephone Posts: n/a	Re: VPN woes ! Businesses quite often use static IPs on their internal networks. If this is the case, and you are not allowed to 'mess' with the settings, you may have to do some 'jiggery-pokery' with your ICS settings to make it fit in by using the same sub-net as the 'works' setting. (You'd have to do the same with a router, by the way). Can you open a command window (start/all programs/Accessories/Command Prompt) and type ipconfig /all Post the results (with the last three digits of the IP address and 'Physical address' blanked out for security)