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How can I further troubleshoot VPN errors 800 and/or 733 when connecting to SBS 2003 r2?

Tags: vpn, 2003, 733, error, sbs
I have setup a new Small Business Server 2003 r2 and am attempting to connect a client computer via VPN from outside of the office.  I have run the connection wizard on the laptop but when I try to connect I get an error 800.  As a test I have tried creating my own VPN connection to see what happens.  When I attempt to connect I get error 733.  I have tried assigning a static address pool in RRAS but recieved the same errors.  I am using a Linksys router with VPN enabled.  The laptop is NOT using static ip addressing.  The server has two nic's but one is inactive.  It is probably unrelated but I can connect via Remote Desktop.  Any help would be appreciated.
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Question Asked By: jckingcpa
Solution Provided By: dan_blagut
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10.31.2007 at 10:45AM PDT, ID: 20187548

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Hi
The VPN is provided by LinkSys or RRAS? your SBS is standard or premium ( did you have installed ISA server)

Dan
 
10.31.2007 at 08:02PM PDT, ID: 20190670
Thanks for responding Dan.  It is SBS premium.  ISA was installed but we uninstalled thinking it was causing problems.  I re-ran the connection wizard once again and now have an error 730 issue.  I seem to be getting closer.  I hope you will still help me through this.
 
11.01.2007 at 04:32AM PDT, ID: 20191929

Rank: Master

So the VPN is provided by Windows RRAS. In this case you need to chech the firewall log if is nothing that block your trafic.
You can use this link
http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/0332e37c-61da-44fe-9633-4438d37e19021033.mspx?mfr=true

Dan
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11.04.2007 at 02:40PM PST, ID: 20212643
I looked at the logs and gained some knowledge but it did not resolve the issue.  To resolve it I reinstalled the TCPIP stack and Winsock Catalog with the following commands:
netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt
netsh winsock reset.
Works great now.  Thanks for pointing me to the logs.  The logs cleared up another issue I was having.  Sometimes we don't look at the easiest first.
 
 
 
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