Unable to access LAN using Cisco VPN client

[supernoob]

Our office is running a small network of 50 computers and everyone uses CISCO SYSTEMS VPN CLIENT software. We now want to access our lan but in spite of all the trials it is still restricted. How can I configure our network to access lan using Cisco VPN client?

[BiGMaCHiNe]

Configure the VPN Concentrator

1. Choose Configuration > Policy Management > Traffic Management > Network Lists.
2. Verify that the VPN Client Local LAN (Default) list is present and click Modify to verify that the default network of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 is present.
3. Once you confirm that the network list is present, you must assign it to a tunnel group. Choose Configuration > User Management > Groups, select the group you wish to change, and click Modify Group.
4. Select the Client Config tab of the group that you have chosen to modify.
5. Scroll down to the sections labeled Split Tunneling Policy and Split Tunneling Network List.
6. Check Allow the networks in the list to bypass the tunnel. Then, select the list from step 1 in the drop-down. In this case it is VPN Client Local LAN (Default).
7. Click Apply when you are done.

Configure the VPN Client

1. Choose your existing connection entry and click Modify.
2. Go to the Transport tab and check Allow Local LAN Access. Click Save when you are done.

[Aleksandra]

This has to be enabled on the VPN server. This setting is configured on the VPN server/concentrator. The 'allow local LAN access' is also sometimes referred to as split tunneling. Select the Use default gateway on remote network check box and allow Internet access through the organization intranet.

[Spyrus]

1. Connect to your Cisco VPN server
2. Go to Status - Statistics - Tunnel Details and enable the Local LAN Access under the Transport heading.
3. Now go to command prompt and type "route delete your_lan_ip"
4. Try to ping you local machine.