Hi.
I need to connect to a remote customer from home via the office's vpn.
When I am physically at the office, I can connect no problem to my customer's securised gateway using my Internet Explorer browser (https://...).
(NB - when I go to the site speedtest.net, it indicated that my source IP address is our office's Internet Supplier - Bell.ca 67.70.xxx.x - which is correct).
When I am home, I connect VPN (with Cisco VPN Client) to my offices' cisco asa5510 . I then open my Internet Explorer browser and enter my customer's https:// address, unfortunately I get the error message saying I am not authorised to connet to the site.
I go to the site speedtest.net, and my source IP address is my home's Internet supplier (Videotron.ca 24.200.162.27).
My customer will only allow me in if the source ip is from Bell.ca 67.70.xxx.x (office) not Videotron.ca 24.200.162.27 (home).
How can I resolve my problem? Created a seperate group policy, tried different Split Tunnel Policy, actually tried all I can think of !!
I was certain it had to do with the Split Tunnel Policy in the Group Policy but not sure anymore .
Any suggestions?
Thanks
