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Set up VPN on W2k Server with NAT and 2 Nics

Asked by muellerxy in Windows Networking

Tags: nat, up

Hello

We have a priv. network with several clients (w2k and XP) and a data-server (w2k) with fix adresses 192.168.x.x  plus one more w2k server with 2 nics (1 connected to the isp/cable modem and one to the internal network). NAT is enabled and everthing works fine.

Now I want to enable external mobile users (XP-notebooks) to login via the internet (dial up from any isp) to the internal network (the data server).

I tried almost everthimg but I can't find a proper guide how to setup vpn and NAT on the same w2k server?

Any help from your side please?

Thanks in advance!
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