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| | Host accessing VPN connection from within VPC? Hey All, My companies VPN only supports WinXP/Vista at the moment. It does an OS Check and fails in Windows 7. I was hoping I could do a trick like this: - Using Windows 7, install Virtual PC and create a WinXP VPC which I will then use to VPN into my company network (this i know i can do) - *somehow* "bridge" or "expose" that connection/network back into the Windows 7 host, so my Windows 7 apps can access those IPs. It's not practical for me to work within a VPC - I really just wanted to use it to somehow "hijack" the IPs/network from the VPC and use on my host. If this isn't possible using virtual PC... is there another way I can accomplish this? Thanks |
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