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Internet Stops working after a While
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dnb
, Oct 09 2008 09:10 AM
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Posted 09 October 2008 - 09:10 AM
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Posted 17 October 2008 - 02:28 PM
Hi dnb and 
I neither mean to be factious or rude but your problem is quite elementary and this concerns a actual business related IT problem.
The best advise I can offer is to ask whom ever is the IT/Network Manager with the company you are currently employed by.
Happy/Safe on-line surfing 
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I neither mean to be factious or rude but your problem is quite elementary and this concerns a actual business related IT problem.
The best advise I can offer is to ask whom ever is the IT/Network Manager with the company you are currently employed by.
Happy/Safe on-line surfing .
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Posted 17 October 2008 - 04:58 PM
Internet Stops working after a While - I am connected to my companies VPN but I have no Internet access - here's a starnge thing I find is if I connect to Cisco VPN of my client - and disconnect after less then 1 min - I have my internet access back? I have run all Spyware Programs example - Adaware - SpyBot - etc I am not sure which of my setting is messing me up - Please help me.
Thanks a lot in advance for all your help
Agreed. Internet service through a VPN must be 'allowed' to the clients through the tunnel. Lacking such permissions, you would need to disconnect from the tunnel to use the internet, and then re-connect to the tunnel when you need those resources again. Your IT support either knows about this and does not wish to grant VPN clients internet rights; or they are un-aware of the problem and you should make them aware of it.
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