Local lan access disabled when using Cisco VPN

[Evan022]

Hi,

I try to us Cisco VPN to connect local LAN. After I inputed user id and password, VPN asked "continue"? and I press y. then this happened:

Do you wish to continue? (y/n): y

Your VPN connection is secure.

VPN tunnel information.
Client address: 172.18.194.xxx
Server address: 137.132.3.xxx
Encryption: 168-bit 3-DES
Authentication: HMAC-MD5
IP Compression: None
NAT passthrough is active on port UDP 10000
Local LAN Access is disabled

Can anyone give me some suggestion?
I have enabled the 500 port by using lokkit.

Thanks a lot !

[Evan022]

BTW, I tried version 4.0.4a 4.0.4b and 4.6. none of them worked

[crackers]

That's the way the Cisco driver works - it routes all traffic through it's pseudo device.

[Jelly_Roll]

Almost afraid to post this but, I know you can enable Local Lan access on the Windows version of the client. By default Cisco disables Local Lan access as you have seen.

Good Luck! :)

[kuifje00]

Yes you can..
Just put "EnableLocalLAN=1" in the profile you are using.

[crackers]

Well... ya learn something knew everyday... :D

[crackers]

Update - sorry, kuifje00, your "fix" didn't work for me. Changing the setting was no problem, but it still chops off local access. Seems that ping will work from the Cisco-enabled computer to the local network, but that may be because of similarly numbered sub-nets.

[nightcrawler]

This is an option only work if both end of the tunnel agree. So in order for it to work, the server end must configure split tunnel to allow it.

[crackers]

Ah - that explains it. I won't go into what I think of the company's "Network Administrators" or some of their more... brilliant "solutions."