Win2003 RRAS Remote Access VPN Routing Question..

I have a Win2003 RRAS VPN set up to allow me to access my home systems via
Wifi while traveling.. The system works fine, except for one thing.. ALL my
traffic seems to be routed via the VPN. I'd prefer to have only the traffic
for my home systems be routed thru the VPN. I've searched the Technet
documentation on VPNs and don't see anything that would help me on this... To
make the system simple, I configured it to use 192.100.200-192.100.209 (I'm
using 192.168.100.0 on the home network). Since I only have 5 regular systems
connected, I use static addresses in the range 192.168.100.2-6, and the
gateway (WRT54GL router) is
192.168.100.1

Any pointers to where I can figure this out myself would be appreciated....

Thanks in advance..

On the client machine you uncheck the "use default gateway...." option.
This leaves your default gateway pointing to the Internet and only a subnet
route through the tunnel. See KB 254231 for details.

"LVDave" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:FBD94136-18DD-45D9-813E-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I have a Win2003 RRAS VPN set up to allow me to access my home systems via
> Wifi while traveling.. The system works fine, except for one thing.. ALL
> my
> traffic seems to be routed via the VPN. I'd prefer to have only the
> traffic
> for my home systems be routed thru the VPN. I've searched the Technet
> documentation on VPNs and don't see anything that would help me on this...
> To
> make the system simple, I configured it to use 192.100.200-192.100.209
> (I'm
> using 192.168.100.0 on the home network). Since I only have 5 regular
> systems
> connected, I use static addresses in the range 192.168.100.2-6, and the
> gateway (WRT54GL router) is
> 192.168.100.1
>
> Any pointers to where I can figure this out myself would be
> appreciated....
>
> Thanks in advance..
>

Thanks!! I didnt realize it was that simple..

LVdave

"Bill Grant" wrote:

> On the client machine you uncheck the "use default gateway...." option.
> This leaves your default gateway pointing to the Internet and only a subnet
> route through the tunnel. See KB 254231 for details.
>
> "LVDave" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:FBD94136-18DD-45D9-813E-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I have a Win2003 RRAS VPN set up to allow me to access my home systems via
> > Wifi while traveling.. The system works fine, except for one thing.. ALL
> > my
> > traffic seems to be routed via the VPN. I'd prefer to have only the
> > traffic
> > for my home systems be routed thru the VPN. I've searched the Technet
> > documentation on VPNs and don't see anything that would help me on this...
> > To
> > make the system simple, I configured it to use 192.100.200-192.100.209
> > (I'm
> > using 192.168.100.0 on the home network). Since I only have 5 regular
> > systems
> > connected, I use static addresses in the range 192.168.100.2-6, and the
> > gateway (WRT54GL router) is
> > 192.168.100.1
> >
> > Any pointers to where I can figure this out myself would be
> > appreciated....
> >
> > Thanks in advance..
> >
>
>