We are now bringing in users from home using Windows Server 2003 VPN
connection. I know, I should switch to a hardware solution but for now, the
budget doesn't call for it. So the problem I am having is that whenever a
user connects to the server it is issued an IP Address from DHCP. That all
works fine, but it creates another entry in DNS for the server with that IP
Address. The workstations on the internal network try to access the server
and it's a 50/50 as to which IP Address DNS gives them for the server. I
end up having to delete the second dns entry for the server with the vpn
client'S IP.

Thanks for any assistance,
John