When connected through a VPN, certain functionalities may be affected due to how the VPN interacts with network settings and configurations. Specifically, if the VPN does not define a default gateway, it can lead to issues where applications like ICRM View 360 may not function correctly, as they might require Internet connectivity that the VPN does not provide.
If you were previously able to use ICRM View 360 while connected via VPN, it might be worth checking the VPN settings or contacting your IT department to ensure that the VPN is configured correctly. Issues can arise from misconfigurations or restrictions imposed by the VPN that could prevent access to certain services.
Additionally, if you are experiencing this issue only on your laptop, it could be specific to your device's configuration or VPN client. Testing the connection on another device or checking with colleagues who are also using the VPN might help determine if the problem is widespread or isolated to your laptop.
For further assistance, consider reaching out to your IT support team for a more detailed investigation into the VPN settings and any potential restrictions that may be affecting your access to ICRM View 360.
References:
- Office 2013 can't check in files when LAN doesn't have Internet access or over some VPNs
- Frequently asked questions about the Remote Desktop clients
- Group membership changes don't update over some VPN connections
- Microsoft Store doesn't open after a domain-joined computer makes a VPN connection
- Group membership changes don't update over some VPN connections