VPN Route Not Appearing

I am presently provisioning a MS VPN solution on 2003.
At present, everything works fine except for the
propogation of one route. I have a static route for my
10.x.x.x. network, and, I have a legacy network that is
200.200.200.x for which I also have a static route
defined on the internal nic. When the VPN is
established, all routes except for the 200.200.200.x
network appear. I can still reach the 200.200.200.x
network by using the default route that is passed back to
my VPN client, however, when the box for use default
gateway on remote network is unchecked on my client, I
cannot reach anything in the 200.200.200.x network.

Any ideas as to how I can get this route to appear?

"Mark" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:07c801c42de9$9140a7e0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> network appear. I can still reach the 200.200.200.x
> network by using the default route that is passed back to
> my VPN client, however, when the box for use default
> gateway on remote network is unchecked on my client, I
> cannot reach anything in the 200.200.200.x network.

It is working perfectly fine. 200.200.200.x is a publicly asigned IP# range
that must be assigned to a customer by an ISP. When you have enabled
"gateway on remote network" it works because it routes via your internal
system. But when you disable "gateway on remote network" it will try to
route to that set of addresses via the Public Internet. That IP# range is
currently owned by "Latin American and Caribbean IP address Regional
Registry". If that is not you and the people who own it are not actually
using the particular IP# you are trying to contact, then there is obviuosly
nothing there to connect to, or the service you seek isn't running and
available on the specific Host.

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