Yes, both are allowed. Port 1723 as well as allowing PPTP, IPSEC and L2TP which covers GRE.
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Browse All TopicsI am trying to connect Vista to SBS 2008. After I make the connection I am seeing from the server RRAS window "not NAP compatible". The Network Policies are shown in the picture below. My VPN connects, I can ping anywhere on the network but I cannot browse the network or more importantly, I cannot map a network drive.
The router is a Cisco RVS4000. I am not using the Cisco VPN client and I am connecting to the network from a location that uses a different subnet.
What am I missing?
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Can you ping the server via IP, name, and FQDN?
When connecting to the share use:
\\sbs.mysbsdomain.local\sh
Using the fully qualified path will eliminate any conficts.
Also, make sure the remote client and the local network are _not_ on the same subnet!
Your SBS network should be 192.168.10.0/24+
Consumer routers use anywhere from 192.168.0.0/24 through 192.168.5.0/24 or sometimes higher.
Philip
The SBS network is on 192.168.2.x with the server being at 2.5. I have triple checked the subnet range and it is ok.
I can ping the server by FQDN or by address.
I personally don't have a vista laptop, so I am at the mercy of my customer. They want this fixed quickly, however, right now they are extremely busy in the office. I will get the laptop this evening and I will not need to return it until Tuesday morning so I am hoping to do more testing and hopefully fix it properly this weekend.
I have spents hours and days with Microsoft on this issue. The main problem is that I had disabled IPv6 and this is needed for remote connection to SBS2008. Althought we are not using IPv6 there are parameteres that are needed. With their help, I followed information in this link http://blogs.technet.com/s
The real kicker is that the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\
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by: MPECSIncPosted on 2009-10-06 at 20:00:18ID: 25511924
Is the Cisco allowing both 1723 and the GRE protocols through for your VPN connection?
Philip