You install it on each end point (laptops, servers, DCs providing DNS), and you can translate AD natively across. It works a bit different from a traditional VPN. Pertino can solve this and Greg's challenge. I believe that if I can get it working, I can have the VPN automatically initiate when the mobile user logs into windows, or at least as soon as an internet connection is available. I then do a "gpupdate /force", log off their user, then login again while the VPN is still active under the local admin profile giving us access to the DC.
I've tried in the past with 0 luck configuring the VPN Client that came with Windows 7 to our Sonicwall NSA2400.Ĭurrently I usually have to login to their machine, switch users to a local admin account, fire up the VPN then switch back to the user' profile. I assume after a few times of them logging in and waiting, etc. We have mobile users (Laptops) that we cannot push Group Policy changes to unless they actually open the VPN client, and enter in their credentials and so forth.
I too am interested in doing this, and this is why:
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