VPN Server won't route VPN client to gateway

We have a WIndows 7 VPN client that successfully connects with the 2012 VPN server and can access servers and resources on the remote 96.0 LAN; however, the VPN client can not access the 96.1 default gateway and thus no subnets outside of 96.0. 
Use default gateway on remote network is NOT checked, but does not work with it checked either. 
RRAS on the VPN server does allow for routing IPv4 and is setup to assign addresses via DHCP.

  You probably don't need a static route to get the traffic to the other subnets. Is the VPN router also the router for subnets? If it is, the packets should be delivered directly to any client in an attached subnet. You do have the remotes
using their own subnet? If not, Bing of Google off subnet addressing. You need that to be able to route the VPN traffic at the central site.
  What you do need is a static route at the router which is the gateway router for the LAN segment to send the traffic to the VPN server, not to your Internet gateway (which would be the default behaviour. Whether the Internet gateway
is the VPN server or another router depends on your network config).
  Exactly how you set it up depends on how your local network is configured. I haven't done that sort of thing lately, but you probably have to use the IP address of the VPN demand-dial interface as the target address of the route command rather than
the RRAS internal interface.
Bill

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