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WIN2K PPPT VPN

Asked by jimtxas in Virtual Private Networking (VPN)

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Hello:

I am trying to set up a VPN server on my WIN2K server that will allow users to connect with the standard WIN2k or XP VPN  connection (wizard) within the Network Connections properities.  I Had talked to someone who said that I just needed to setup PPPT in RAS on the Server, which I have tried to do, but not being very familiar with WIN2k Server Routing and RAS makes this a 'not so easy' process.  When I go through the VPN setup wizard I get a few errors that I believe are caused by my incorrect responses in the setup wizards and there is one specific one about only having 1 NIC card.  Do I need more than one?  I am not using this server as a router, just VPN server, and IIS.  I have a ZyWALL 10 router on my DSL connection.  

Does anyone know where there may be some step by step instructions on setting up this server as a simple VPN server or can you provide me with these instructions?  ANY help is greatly appreciated!Start Free Trial
 
Keywords: WIN2K PPPT VPN
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1 No connection from Win2K to DSL router
2 Win2k VPN over RAS
3 VPN COnnection but no Ping
4 VPN - DSL
5 Win2k and RAS
6 VPN setup win2k
 
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