I have a VPN set up on my laptop so that when I am at home connected
through wireless to my broadband, I still access the server and send
and recieve through outlook. We also use Microsoft CRM which
intergrates with outlook. All this works fine at home, but I am working
out of a new office now and I'm having problems. There is an open
wireless network, I can connect fine and browse the web etc. I can dial
the VPN connection and connect fine, I am also connevt and use
Microsoft CRM perfectly, however for some reason I cannot send and
receive outlook.
I've tried everything but cannot work out why I am unable to connect.
Can anyone suggest what might be the problem, as its driving me mad.
Thanks
Cris Hanna (SBS-MVP) - 28 Jun 2006 16:48 GMT
is the local IP range at the new office the same IP range as the local IP range where the Exchange server is?

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I have a VPN set up on my laptop so that when I am at home connected
through wireless to my broadband, I still access the server and send
and recieve through outlook. We also use Microsoft CRM which
intergrates with outlook. All this works fine at home, but I am working
out of a new office now and I'm having problems. There is an open
wireless network, I can connect fine and browse the web etc. I can dial
the VPN connection and connect fine, I am also connevt and use
Microsoft CRM perfectly, however for some reason I cannot send and
receive outlook.
I've tried everything but cannot work out why I am unable to connect.
Can anyone suggest what might be the problem, as its driving me mad.
Thanks