The issue is not the home network.
We have an office that uses VPN to connect to our corporate office over comcast.
We have local printers on our in-house network. Very small network. One router behind the cable modem with laptop PC’s and printers attached.
The problem is that we cannot print to the local printers when we are on VPN unless I add the route command. This is fine as long as our IP address stays static, but we have dynamic IP’s so we can go to our clients office or home. When we come back to the office our IP could be different again.
Any suggestions?

That will depend on your office network, of course, but the most likely scenario is that you will just have a route to a private home network that doesn’t work. The issues come in when your home and office networks overlap. Normally that is not the case, as most offices will stay away from 192.168.x.x ranges you usually find on home routers. Your mileage may very of course – if in doubt, just make yourself a little script to add it and another to delete it and put them (or shortcuts to them) on your desktop for easy addition/removal.

Adam

If you use the persistent setting, what happens when your IP address changes. Being in an office environment and bringing our laptops home at night and back in the morning the IP has a possibility to change being Dynamic IPs. How would that work?

Thanks,
David

It is contained in the “NITRO API Documentation” tar ball (https://NetscalerIP/nitro-rest.tgz)

I have also added this information to the Citrix Blog post, so thanks for the feedback!

Its not here: http://support.citrix.com/proddocs/topic/netscaler/ns-nitro-api-doc-wrapper-con.html

I can’t seem to find the REST API guide.