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Once you fire up the Cisco VPN Client, all network traffic is routed to the virtual adapter.
However, I am running WinXP + VPN within a VirtualBox under Linux.
I'd like to port redirect a vncviewer session from Linux into VirtualBox, out through the virtual VPN adapter. (Because vncviewer is acting flaky from within VirtualBox, not sure what the issue is ... it seems to work fine on Linux or Windows, but not inside VirtualBox, it starts lagging badly every 5-10 minutes, forcing a manual reconnect.)
Finding a port redirect program for WinXP is easy. The part I don't know is, how do I punch a port through to the Linux host while the VPN Client is active?
However, I am running WinXP + VPN within a VirtualBox under Linux.
I'd like to port redirect a vncviewer session from Linux into VirtualBox, out through the virtual VPN adapter. (Because vncviewer is acting flaky from within VirtualBox, not sure what the issue is ... it seems to work fine on Linux or Windows, but not inside VirtualBox, it starts lagging badly every 5-10 minutes, forcing a manual reconnect.)
Finding a port redirect program for WinXP is easy. The part I don't know is, how do I punch a port through to the Linux host while the VPN Client is active?