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Setting Up A VPN On Server 2003 With One NIC and Adding the WAN PPP/SLIP

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Zones: Internet Protocols, Virtual Private Networking (VPN)

Tags: Microsoft, Server 2003, SP3, Setting Up VPN

Hi Guys

I have setup many servers over the years but dont get asked that often to include a VPN installation with them, however I few years ago I set one up and it works perfectly they connect on a daily basis and it gives them no trouble whatsoever, My question is how did I do it originally, cos I cant remember, I have been through the RRAS process in many different ways but cannot make that final connection, I have checked the server that is working and can see whats missing but am having diffiulties, when I look at the RRAS interface on the working server under "IP Routing/General" I see the Internal network adapter shows status as "Connected" and when I do an IPCONFIG ALL on that server I see a seperate PPP Adapter Listed with an IP address of 192.168.1.111 and a subnet of 255.255.255.255, the ip range of the NIC card in that server is 192.168.1.100 with a subnet of 255.255.255.0 when I look at the server that I am having problems with I see under "IP Routing/General" the internal states "Non-Operational" and I do not see the seprate PPP adapter under IPCONFIG /ALL. - its driving me up the wall and I know its going to be something daft that I have forgotten.

Thanks

Will

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