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What do you mean port? VPN Client on WIndows XP does not work on a transport layer - it creates tunnel on MAC/LLC (L2TP) or on IP layer.<br />
So I don't think you are correct about &quot;connection to port 1723&quot; - this doesn't make sense.<br />
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What do you mean port? VPN Client on WIndows XP does not work on a transport layer - it creates tunnel on MAC/LLC (L2TP) or on IP layer.
So I don't think you are correct about "connection to port 1723" - this doesn't make sense.



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Dear experts,<br />
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I have a PPTP VPN server which I connect to using the Windows VPN client. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;I want to change the port nunmber I use. &nbsp; &nbsp;I think I know how to do this at the server end but is there any way to get the Windows client to connect to a port other than 1723?<br />
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Regards,<br />
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Lee.
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Dear experts,

I have a PPTP VPN server which I connect to using the Windows VPN client.      I want to change the port nunmber I use.    I think I know how to do this at the server end but is there any way to get the Windows client to connect to a port other than 1723?

Regards,



Lee.

VPN Client on Alternative Port

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