Windows 10: Windows 10 get wrong DHCP IP when connect to Checkpoint VPN

Hi, I have an user that is using Windows 10 20H2 19042.1348. This user must to connect to VPN using Checkpoing client.The VPN connection can be established, but we get wrong IP that is assigned to ethernet interface. DHCP range from VPN: 10.50.21/24Assigned IP after connection: 172.16.21.45Addresses for 10.50/16 are routed through 172.16.21.44, so nothing can works. We have tested different versions of Checkpoint software, including E83 and E85, but we've got the same behavior. Has anyone had the same problem? Tips? Recommendations? Thanks in advance.

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Checkpoint VPN on Windows firewall app list???


But I don't have Checkpoint VPN installed on my computer. I can't find any sign of it.

Is this something that comes bundled with Windows 10? Should I remove the check marks from the boxes in the Windows Firewall settings? I have Checkpoint VPN and Checkpoint.VPN on the list.

Sorry if this is a silly question, I'm fairly new to Windows 10 and I haven't used the Windows firewall in years. I just recently uninstalled ESET Smart Security and it used to show a list of apps connecting to the internet. I don't recall ever seeing Checkpoint anywhere in ESET's settings either.

 

Unable to install Checkpoint VPN

Dear All

Please see the following attached.





Issue type: Facing difficulties to install the Checkpoint VPN.

Observation: Win 10 OS, is a domain end-user.

Troubleshooting steps:

1, Safe mode install.

2, Clean boot install.

3, Grant the user admin access.

4, Login as different profile then install Checkpoint VPN.

5, According to the error message, try to grant the user full control on the relevant folder/file but not successful. Have tried login as Administrator then grant full control but get the same result.

6, Have tried to download and install higher version VPN checkpoint.

Resolution: Pending.

Grateful if you guys can provide some advice.

Thank you.

SK

***Original password: VPN installation***

 

Can't connect to VPN when it automatically assigns IP's


I have a Windows 10 server with an incoming VPN connection created. Right now it specifies a range of IP addresses for the client to use. The alternative is to set it to have your DHCP assign the client's IP address instead. This is what I would like to do, but when I set the connection to ask like this, clients can't connect. On iOS and OS X they both say that they both cannot establish a connection to the VPN server.

My purpose for doing this is to allow all the clients to still browse the internet while connected to the VPN, which normally they cannot do (even when setting to send all traffic). I have to specify the DNS (my router's IP) on each computer, and on iOS this isn't working/possible. Does anyone have a solution to this, but at least more importantly the first issue? Thanks!