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Asked by ni68ana in Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Miscellaneous Networking
Hi,
I have a client running Windows XP who wants his computer setup as a VPN server. I did this by creating a new incoming PPTP connection, however when trying to connect to the server from a client (I've tried several), it always gets stuck at "verifying user name and password" and comes back with error 721.
I've installed windows xp support tools and run pptpsrv / pptpclnt to test the connection. When I run the test, port 1723 goes through fine (test message received OK on the server), but no GRE packets are received on the server.
The Siemens SL2-141 router is configured to forward ports 1723 and 47 to the server's internal address. Disabled the router's firewall temporarily but still no go.
I've also opened the relevant ports on the server's windows firewall, and have tried disabling it completely, along with the avast antivirus which is installed.
Where else could the GRE protocol be blocked?
Many thanks in advance.
20091118-EE-VQP-93 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625