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: 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: Vary confusing! are you Trying to do a costom settup, if so then you will have manual assign internet IP and LAN ip. Try doing the VPN and NAT settup....
Summary: Thanks. I gave it a try but still doesn't work. I've tried various setup options: VPN, VPN and NAT and basic firewall, and VPN and NAT and LAN Routing...
Summary: So on my server I have my website hosted as well as a file server that I use on my local network. So I was wanting to enable VPN access. I have two NI...
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: 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: There are so many things that need to be addressed here. #1. If you're truly worried about security as demonstrated by your decision to use L2TP, why...
Summary: Hi everyone, I'm having some troubles setting up RRAS and having it act like I'd like it to. In the past, I've just used ICS to share my company's in...
Summary: I'm running a VPN server. I just used the wizard in Routing and Remote Access. When I connect to the VPN on the local network using the local IP a...
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: He im running sinds 1 week a pc running "windows server 2003". After a while I finally got the VPN client working and its now possible to connect to ...
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: 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 ...
Summary: Hi I've been experimenting with Router-to- Router VPN's in RRAS as a possible solution for connecting 2 sites. I can successfully set up the VPN and t...
Summary: When I login using cisco VPN I loose connection to my local servers here. for ex. If I am remotely connected to servers in the NY office and I VPN int...
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: I can dial into my win2003 server and use its dsl connection to get onto the internet no problem. Its configured as a dhcp, remote access and VPN ser...
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 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: Hi. I installed DNS(for local users) and NAT so that our users can get private IP's. We have several "subnets" for NAT set up as seconadary IP's on th...
Summary: If you're going to leverage ISA within Premium, you want to have an Internet facing NIC and an Internal facing NIC. I'm assuming you mean NAT router. ...
Summary: Hello. I have searched for days to find a solution to this problem, but i just can't seem to find one. The Problem: Can't get internet to work on the ...
Summary: hi, I've had my windows 2000 vpn working for a while and all of a sudden it stopped working. We can connect to the VPN and login. We can also web brow...
Summary: Hi, I have recently setup a Windows SBS 2003 Standard server at my work office. I am trying to complete the project by adding VPN access for a couple ...
![[higher confidence]](http://static.computing.net/img/AT-red_x.gif)
- higher confidence, ![[lower confidence]](http://static.computing.net/img/AT-black_x.gif)
- lower confidence
