user rights concerning vpn connections

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I have a laptop and I am listed as a local admin. I can
connect to my corporate network via a vpn connection.
(still under local admin group). If I take myself out of
the local admin group and I try to access the corporate
network via the vpn connection I am unable to access it.
I can't even ping it. The vpn client I am using is
Sonicwall. Does anyone know which group I need to be part
of to make this work. I do not want to be in the local
admin's group.
 
I have a laptop and I am listed as a local admin. I can
connect to my corporate network via a vpn connection.
(still under local admin group). If I take myself out of
the local admin group and I try to access the corporate
network via the vpn connection I am unable to access it.
I can't even ping it. The vpn client I am using is
Sonicwall. Does anyone know which group I need to be part
of to make this work. I do not want to be in the local
admin's group.
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have you tried installing the VPN client as local admin and then removing
admin rights?

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