Connecting LAN through VPN client on ISA server

I have connected a Safenet VPN client installed on ISA 2000 and windows 2003
server to VPN server in remote location through an ISDN dialup connection.
Can I connect my Local LAN through the VPN client installed on my ISA server
to the remote VPN server?
Considering that I have only one Ethernet Card on my ISA server and ISDN
Dialup Connection.

Is it

With ISA2000,...Add the Remote LAN's address range to the LAT. If the
remote LAN also uses an *internal* AD FQDN then you must add that to the LDT
of ISA.

It is generally a less than ideal thing to try to use the ISA as a LAN
Router, which is what you are doing. ISA2004 is designed differently and
can do that better, although I still don't think it is a great idea to
combine the product you use for a Firewall to protect you LAN on the same
device that also routes between the LAN segments. In my opinion the two
should "live" in two different places.

--

Phillip Windell [MCP, MVP, CCNA]
www.wandtv.com


"Anas" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have connected a Safenet VPN client installed on ISA 2000 and windows
2003
> server to VPN server in remote location through an ISDN dialup connection.
> Can I connect my Local LAN through the VPN client installed on my ISA
server
> to the remote VPN server?
> Considering that I have only one Ethernet Card on my ISA server and ISDN
> Dialup Connection.
>
> Is it