Remote Desktop For Mac No Longer Is Working Over Vpn

If I am at home, I can connect to vpn, and I can connect to the internet but I can not connect (remote)desktop connection, to the intranet webservices, exchange server with outlook. All windows firewall I have turned off, I have all rights,(permissions) no changes have happened in the office environment. I connect to work using a VPN. Using Microsoft Remote Desktop on the iMac 24, the mouse and keyboard stop responding and I have to kill the remote session - sometimes after a few minutes, more often after a few seconds.

So you have your shiny OS X connected to a VPN, good deal! The problem is, you can’t connect to any of the servers and workstations on the VPN. What could be wrong?

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It could be that OS X is still trying to find those machines on the internet instead of looking for them on the VPN connection. We can tell OS X to check the VPN connection first by giving it a higher priority than the other network connections on your Mac. To change the priority of your VPN connection: • Choose Apple menu > System Preferences and click Network. • Choose Set Service Order from the Action pop-up menu (looks like a gear).

• Drag your VPN connection to the top of the list. • Click OK, and then click Apply to make the new settings active. This solution saved my day when I couldn’t Remote Desktop into my workstation over the VPN. For more information, refer to.