Summary: I've got Win 2003 Server Remote access/VPN working on 4 different windows XPPRO computers, but I have one other computer that will not connect to the ...
Summary: Hey everybody, Quick overview - I have a rack of servers in a datacenter... Application servers, a file server, and a domain controller are all locate...
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...
Summary: I need to figure out how to set up a VPN, I have configured everything in Routing and remote access, but how do you let certin people see a specific f...
Summary: HELP, I'm trying to set up Rounting and Remote Access so clients can dial in via VPN connection on there home PC's but i have a few problems. First i'...
Summary: what are you saying ? :Oo..... im asking about something else ... im asking about routine and remote access ustility it will use to access our server...
Summary: Hey folks. I have a Windows 2003 server setup as a virtual server. It has one "virtual" NIC and everything sits behind a Linksys router with the ports...
Summary: Ok, let me start out by saying, I am SICK of opeining port 1723 and some other random ports on my Linksys WRT300N Router, which NEVER works. VPN Keeps...
Summary: Hello guys! I have a problem configuring my server using routing and remote access and NAT. Basically, I want to share the Internet Connection only ...
Summary: Ok so here is my problem, i have an Alarm King camera server connected through a 16 port switch that distributes feed to every computer on the network...
Summary: I want to connect my office Network with my branch office computer through 56k Modem. My office network I.D is 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 , and my brac...
Summary: I cannot enable routing and remote access, as i get a message saying ics is running and needs to be disabled. It says disable ics and try enabling rou...
Summary: Hello I was wondering which ports do i have to forward for Routing and Remote Access in windows server 2003 to work behind a firewall and a router ...
Summary: I just recently put in a 2K3 server for a domain of about 50 computers. Logging in from a workstation connected to that domain seems to be very very s...
Summary: Good afternoon all, I am having trouble using Remote Desktop to access my server. Background information, I have a Windows 2003 Server with two nic ca...
Summary: I have a server running windows server 2003(servername1) that I tried to install VPN on it using the manage server option. After the install was fini...
Summary: Symptoms: Every few days, not regular I lose connection to SQL 2008 database from websites on server, and ftp access is stopped. Reboot server and all...
Summary: Hey, we recently migrated accounts to a new domain. they operate on site fine, however offsite the following issue occurs when trying to access networ...
Summary: I am quite new to the server windows family but i managed to set up the vpn correctly. ;) People can dial in and see my network. HOwever the simple fi...
Summary: I don't understand your thinking here. The Linksys RV042 is a vpn appliance which how your laptop users get access to your network. There is no need f...
Summary: What is your game plan here? Why would you want #2 accessing #3? Isn't all of the resources at #1? Topology is usually in a star configuration. Thi...
Summary: i need a similiar solution , i have w2k3 , and i have configured it for vpn use (by configuring routing and remote access service...) , my machine is...
Summary: Hi, I’ve been trying to configure a secure VPN for our workers to access the domain network from outside our headquarters using their laptops. So at...
Summary: I have a Win2k3 server running as a VPN server and DC. I have a Win XP Pro client hooked up to the domain, lets call it cccp. I have a file server run...
Summary: Hi I have a few questions and just looking for some suggestions, we have 2 nt server 4 which we will upgrade to 1 x Win 2003 server, and one backup ...
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