<br />I have 2 queries on RAS VPN connection.
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<br />1. I have configured 2 PC's to connect to VPN server which are connected thru ADSL NAT connection. I have 2 VPN servers
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<br />configures one as primary and another as backup. It seems like both the clients cannot connect to the same VPN server at a
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<br />time. One goes to primary and another goes to secondary. I want both the PC's to connect to the same server. Whats is going
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<br />wrong?
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<br />2. I have my Remote Access VPN setup configured on Cisco VPN Concentrator. 2 VPN servers in the same segment.
<br />All the clients connect to internet and then connect to VPN server using Cisco VPN clients with out any issues.
<br />Once connected to VPN server they will get private IP to their VPN clients. Each VPN server will assign the IP's from unique
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<br />subnets to the client.
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<br />VPN Server1-----------Assgin client IP 10.0.0.0/255
<br />VPN Server2-----------Assgin client IP 11.0.0.0/255
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<br />The LAN subnet ip of all the client is 192.168.2.0/24 and they are connected to the same switch without any VLAN's.
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<br />Now some of my VPN clients need to connect to other VPN clients by their LAN IP when they are connected to VPN.
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<br />I configured "Allow Local LAN Access" on VPN client and also on VPN server I enabled "Allow the networks in list to bypass
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<br />the tunnel" and selected "VPN Cleint Local LAN"
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<br />Even though all the clients are in the same subnet they cannot connect.
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<br />When I checked the VPN Client Statistics it shows both Local LAN route 192.168.2.0/24 as well as Secured routes as 0.0.0.0
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<br />Whats is going wrong with my setup?
I have followed the below link for configuration
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/vpndevc/ps2284/products_configuration_example09186a00806f34e6.shtml
