Background:
Windows XP workstations
SA2500 w/ Network Connect 7.0R3
Symantec Endpoint Protection (client side AV/AS/Firewall)
I have 5 desktops for remote employees that are joined to the domain using network connect / GINA. When testing with them, when they are on a wired connection, I can reach the local resources, for example via Computer Management, I can offer remote assistance, etc...
When 2 of the workstations moves to wireless, the user can still create a network connect session, but I cannot initiate a connection to the resource. I checked and double checked Symantec to ensure that it was not blocking anything based on adapter (wired versus wireless) and it's not.
Additionally, when I attempt to ping the workstations, I can see some of those pings being delivered to the client, but no response back. Additionally, the remote users are experiencing general performance problems.
I do see some changes in the latest release of network connect (SA2500 firmware 7.0R4), but I'm not 100% certain where to track the performance problems. One laptop user in particular is being disconnected (reportedly) every 5 to 10 minutes. I do have the dump and log files of atleast 1 crash from the NC client...
Any general advice / suggestions on improving performance for my remote users?
