I have a client that has an OS X Server( 10.3.9 ) with VPN set up. They can connect just fine to the VPN from home.
Problem is when connected to the VPN from home, they can no longer surf the internet or retrieve email, until they close the VPN session.
Its my understanding that IP routing information can be configured( In the Mac OS X server VPN setup), so that when they need files from the server they use the VPN "Private" connection, but if they need to surf the internet or retrieve email they use their local "public" internet connection.
I am unable to figure this out on my own, can someone please give me a walkthough or some pointers.
If using a walkthough, for sake of example, lets say the internal network addressing scheme is a 192.168.1.1 format and the server is located at 192.168.1.120 and Watchguard Firebox Router at 192.168.1.1 - PPTP / L2TP iPSec authentication is passed through the Firebox to OS X Server.
Problem is when connected to the VPN from home, they can no longer surf the internet or retrieve email, until they close the VPN session.
Its my understanding that IP routing information can be configured( In the Mac OS X server VPN setup), so that when they need files from the server they use the VPN "Private" connection, but if they need to surf the internet or retrieve email they use their local "public" internet connection.
I am unable to figure this out on my own, can someone please give me a walkthough or some pointers.
If using a walkthough, for sake of example, lets say the internal network addressing scheme is a 192.168.1.1 format and the server is located at 192.168.1.120 and Watchguard Firebox Router at 192.168.1.1 - PPTP / L2TP iPSec authentication is passed through the Firebox to OS X Server.