Summary: Hi Guys/Gals This one is a weird one (and extremely confusing). Config is as follows: Main Site: 1 SBS 2003 server 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0 subnet 1 ...
Summary: I dealt with the same items just this week. It seems that with win2k3 vpn, one won't be able to browse the network computers or look at the shared res...
Summary: I'm new to SBS 2003 and, as a beginner, have found it very easy to work with. I've successfully set up a VPN using the server. My only problem is tha...
Summary: I have all my remote clients setup as clients on the Domain, but I'm not sure if they are configured correctly. Each site recieved a different subnet...
Summary: I'm very reluctant to go down the router VPN client link as i need to use the access permission with AD. also some laptops are connected to the domain...
Summary: Aloha all... Here it is... I have installed w2k3 standard as PDC and PDNS... Domain matrixx.org Server name matrixx-dnsserv client name matrixx-laptop...
Summary: Thanks for the reply. Okay, here's some more info for you. The server just has one network card, and is plugged into the Sonicwall VPN. The server act...
Summary: I have set up a vpn server (or a routing and remote access server) at my clients site. I have tried to connect to it using a remote machine and it co...
Summary: Hey Everyone, I've been running a PPTP VPN server, through RRAS, on a Win2k server for some time without any problems. The VPN server was a DC and DN...
Summary: I am currently running Windows 2003 Server. I have successfully setup a VPN server from behind a WGT624 netgear router. I currently have 3 live clien...
Summary: First LMHOSTS is for Netbios (wins) resolution not DNS. Hosts file is for DNS resolution. Second your description is not clear to me. You say VPN cli...
Summary: Hi there wonder if any 1 can help me out. We are running a VPN at our institution and it was working fine up until last week. The clients are able to ...
Summary: VPN connection issues _______________________ Ok so i setup a clients to connect to my VPN created on my server 2003. Although the directions i got fr...
Summary: Hi, I've configured a VPN server, while configuring it, an option appears with a check box which says: "Enable security on the selected interface by s...
Summary: My girl friend had a similar problem with a VPN to her job. She can't print to home network printer when connected through the VPN. The answer is, a...
Summary: I had a user at a client that was having trouble accessing the company's network share via VPN. They use the XP built-in VPN client, and the VPN is ...
Summary: You shouldn't configure a client for a WINS server if you have no server providing WINS name resolution. :-) I meant do you actually have a WINS ser...
Summary: A VPN utilising L2TP/IPSEC can be setup on a P.C. that is behind a NAT'd router or firewall. All that is necessary is to setup a Certificate Authorit...
Summary: Your PIX will have two interfaces configured. One as internal, one as external. You'll have to use the Cisco VPN client to create the VPN unless you...
Summary: I can think of two things first off. If you haven't done it yet, uncheck "use remote networks default gateway" on the VPN client side. Secondly, I wo...
Summary: Yes, I have VPN / NAT translation for the routing and remote access. The vpn client gets an internal ip address say 192.168.0.11 or so and the server ...
Summary: quoted from http://www.ChicagoTech.net Unable to browse through PPTP/VPN connection Symptoms: 1. If the WINS server is on the same computer as the PPT...
Summary: Hi i've also have problem with my DNS, My client can join domian successfully but the DNS server failed to update the forwarder lookup zone but manage...
Summary: Thank You for your answer. I explain better. Hi, I'm making a VPN between Windows Server 2003 and Windows 2000 (VPN Client). I used L2TP/IPsec in tun...
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