My desktop PC has a wired ethernet connection, and I also have several piggyback connections I use at times.
I have a paid VPN(1) for downloading torrents anonymously, and I have a Windows Built-In L2TP/Ipsec VPN(2) for getting to the office.
Everything would be fine as is, except my wife also uses the office VPN2 from her own computer, and L2TP apparently won't support multiple VPNs from the same subnet. So I turned on VPN1, and VPN2 claims it's connected, but despite having general internet connectivity, I can's access the office. Where should I look? VPN1 has a selection of protocols, and I've tried a few of them. I also played with metrics with no luck. Puzzled due to my lack of network expertise.
I control the office router, and it has no blacklist except for some especially aggreges brute force sources IPs.
I have a paid VPN(1) for downloading torrents anonymously, and I have a Windows Built-In L2TP/Ipsec VPN(2) for getting to the office.
Everything would be fine as is, except my wife also uses the office VPN2 from her own computer, and L2TP apparently won't support multiple VPNs from the same subnet. So I turned on VPN1, and VPN2 claims it's connected, but despite having general internet connectivity, I can's access the office. Where should I look? VPN1 has a selection of protocols, and I've tried a few of them. I also played with metrics with no luck. Puzzled due to my lack of network expertise.
I control the office router, and it has no blacklist except for some especially aggreges brute force sources IPs.