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I have configured my SBS 2003 server to allow the routing and remote access
service to be a Route Access server only (i.e. not to act as a router) and we
are able to VPN in and everything works great. But when we go to log into our
network via a LAN connection (when we startup our computers at work), the log
on process is VERY slow (the boot up process on the XP clients "applying
personal settings" for example takes an extraordinarily long time) and the
connection is spotty (i.e. Outlook’s exchange connection is dropped
frequently.) Then if I disable the routing and remote access service, our LAN
connections work great but we cannot VPN in. FYI, all of our SBS 2003
infrastructure is on the same computer. We have a router that connects us to
the Internet but the SBS 2003 server performs DHCP, DNS and NAT. Any ideas
how I can configure the RRAS to make the LAN connections to work more
efficiently while enabling the VPN?
service to be a Route Access server only (i.e. not to act as a router) and we
are able to VPN in and everything works great. But when we go to log into our
network via a LAN connection (when we startup our computers at work), the log
on process is VERY slow (the boot up process on the XP clients "applying
personal settings" for example takes an extraordinarily long time) and the
connection is spotty (i.e. Outlook’s exchange connection is dropped
frequently.) Then if I disable the routing and remote access service, our LAN
connections work great but we cannot VPN in. FYI, all of our SBS 2003
infrastructure is on the same computer. We have a router that connects us to
the Internet but the SBS 2003 server performs DHCP, DNS and NAT. Any ideas
how I can configure the RRAS to make the LAN connections to work more
efficiently while enabling the VPN?