FW: Re: Vpn and gmail/talk

[bbrogs at verizon.net]

> Here is the only error message that I have received.  Your suggestion 
> to add
> "talk.google.com" to the connect server field has not worked.
>
" bbrogs at gmail.com/ <mailto:bbrogs at gmail.com/>   
<mailto:bbrogs at gmail.com/>  disconnected
> Could not establish a connection with the server:
> Connection timed out."
>
Thanks for your help.
> Bob


> =\\=
> n Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at  9:37 AM, Daniel Atallah wrote:
>> On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 8:34 AM, Bob Brogan <bbrogan at adobe.com  
>> <mailto:bbrogan at adobe.com >   <mailto:bbrogan at adobe.com > > wrote:
>> How can I send and receive gmail/talk messages with Cisco VPN 
>> enabled?  It
>> works fine when VPN is off but only AIM and Yahoo works with VPN
>>
>> Thx...Bob
> This is going to be caused by the network configuration on the VPN
> network.  Presumably your VPN configuration is such that it becomes
> your default gateway and all traffic is routed through your VPN
> connection when it is active.
> You haven't provided any debug information that would help identify
> what the specific problem you're encountering may be, but one
> possibility is related to DNS SRV lookups, in which case you can try
> entering "talk.google.com" in the "Connect Server" setting for your
> google talk XMPP account.
> -D
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