Configuring VPN server to share internet for clients.

[kyosang]

Hey guys, I have additional time had put a VPN server in windows 2003 where I could log on to the Internet and use the server's Internet connection to hide behind me, that my ip on the internet was the server and all data to and from the web was thus thrown through the vpn tunnel.

After I formatted my server, I then tried to put it up again but it just will not work, matter what I end up doing my clients using the same gateway as the ip on the vpn is.
IS there any one who knows where I can find a guide to this or can explain to me how quickly it is put up?

[Big Fish]

It's called Split Tunneling when only router intranet request through vpn and not internet

You can "disable" Split Tunneling on the client, right-click on your VPN connection in Network Connections and select Properties -> Select Internet Protocol (TCP / IP) -> Properties -> Advanced -> I Generally, tick the "Use default gateway on remote network "(do not know just what it says in English?)

Split Tunneling can usually also disables the VPN server, but unfortunately I know not where, or whether it is possible on Windows Server own.

[kyosang]

Thanks for your response, however aleredy tried to disable it by setting it does not help anything, so I just have no gateway to the vpn network device. Internet routes and not through the vpn tunnel.

What I want is to save me behind the server's internet ip route, and thus all my traffic beyond when I log on to vpn tunnel through the vpn tunnel.

[kyosang]

It turned out that my problem was in my vpn server, now behind a linux gateway night was a smart little program called pptpproxy which solved the problem