Server 2003 and VPN

I have a Server 2003 Standard which I want to enable VPN access to. When I
run the Routing and Remote access wizard it says that I must use the
"Custom" configuration because I only have a single network adapter. I run
the Custom configuration and everything seems fine. The problem is that once
I establish the VPN connection from my PC to the VPN server, I loose any and
all internet access from my local PC. Any ideas on how to change this?
Thanks.

Yes, if you have just one NIC, you should install RRAS using custom. Your
problem could be name resolution or routing issue. Posting the result of
ipconfig /all after establishing the VPN. Or the following links may help.
Name resolution on VPN
That reason is that VPN server is a Virtual Multihomed Server. The
resolution is to disable NetBIOS Over TCP/IP and DNS register on all
interfaces including ...
www.chicagotech.net/nameresolutionpnvpn.htm
routing issues on vpn
Resolution: When establishing VPN to the office A, the routing
table changes. To fix this issue, disable the "Use default gateway on remote
network"" on the ...
www.chicagotech.net/routingissuesonvpn.htm



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> I have a Server 2003 Standard which I want to enable VPN access to. When I
> run the Routing and Remote access wizard it says that I must use the
> "Custom" configuration because I only have a single network adapter. I run
> the Custom configuration and everything seems fine. The problem is that
> once I establish the VPN connection from my PC to the VPN server, I loose
> any and all internet access from my local PC. Any ideas on how to change
> this? Thanks.