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Windows 2003 VPN Server - worked w/ Win2K Server

Asked by mhansel in Virtual Private Networking (VPN)

Tags: vpn, 2003, windows, port

We have just installed a new Win2003 Server at our location - single server, dual NIC, domain/AD, Exchange 2003, etc...

Now, I have setup RRAS on the server - after reading MANY articles here and testing over and over and over. I have the ports forwarded and open on our firewall/router, and the client (WinXP Pro w/ SP2) gets to the Verifying Username and Password - then comes back with Error 721. I have again, read many articles and I know my ports are properly opened and forwarded - including GRE 47, TCP 1723. (We are using PPTP). Now, I have taken it a step further at the server side - I have done a NETSTAT -NA and port 1723 is listening on 0.0.0.0 - not on 192.168.2.8. I then went into NETSH RAS and did a SHOW ACTIVESERVERS and it sits there, with no response.

Please advise as to what I should do / try next. We have several users that need access via VPN ASAP, but I am able to passify them with the Exchange OWA client for now.

Thanks - Matt