VPN on Windows 2000 server

I am having trouble with setting up a VPN on Windows 2000
server. I can setup the Routing and Remote Access
correctly, but when one of my remote clients tries to log
in, they can get in fine but they are unable to see my
network. Any thoughts?

It depends on what you mean by "see". A VPN connection just gives you an
IP connection. It does not automatically give you name resolution or
browsing because it does not carry LAN broadcasts.

Can you ping a LAN machine by IP? If you can, your VPN connection works.
To ping by name or access shares by name you need DNS and/or HOSTS files (or
WINS and/or LMHOSTS files for Netbios names).

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> I am having trouble with setting up a VPN on Windows 2000
> server. I can setup the Routing and Remote Access
> correctly, but when one of my remote clients tries to log
> in, they can get in fine but they are unable to see my
> network. Any thoughts?