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Guest OS as internet Connection for VPN

Source: microsoft.public.virtualpc
Sent: 04/24/2008
From: UZA_Dave
Message:

Tried a search but couldn't find exact match. I have WinXP Pro 64 as host
and Win2000 as guest. Cisco VPN client is not compatible with 64 bit systems
but works just fine on Win2000. I have the virtual PC2007 set up and I can
connect the guest OS to the VPN just fine. My question is: is it possible
to connect to the VPN through the guest and then access that VPN connection
through the host?

Thanks,
David

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Re: Guest OS as internet Connection for VPN

Sent: 04/28/2008
From: "Marin Frankovic" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

"UZA_Dave" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
news:(email address - cut out)...

Try to change default gateway on host pc to the guest pc and modify routing
table on guest pc to forward requests to vpn network. Just an idea...

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Marin Frankovic

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> Tried a search but couldn't find exact match. I have WinXP Pro 64 as host
> and Win2000 as guest. Cisco VPN client is not compatible with 64 bit
> systems
> but works just fine on Win2000. I have the virtual PC2007 set up and I
> can
> connect the guest OS to the VPN just fine. My question is: is it
> possible
> to connect to the VPN through the guest and then access that VPN
> connection
> through the host?
>
> Thanks,
> David
>

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