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Hi,<br />
Have a Windows XP Pro machine SP2 that doesn't seem to allow 3 concurrent VPN connections via native Windows XP when trying it yesterday. &nbsp;Running two is fine. &nbsp;Is this a limitation with XP Pro? &nbsp;Has anyone else seen this? &nbsp;This is a special application so was trying to get three running together if possible. &nbsp;Firewalls aren't the issue since you can run all of these connections separately.<br />
Thank you in advance,<br />
D-
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Hi,
Have a Windows XP Pro machine SP2 that doesn't seem to allow 3 concurrent VPN connections via native Windows XP when trying it yesterday.  Running two is fine.  Is this a limitation with XP Pro?  Has anyone else seen this?  This is a special application so was trying to get three running together if possible.  Firewalls aren't the issue since you can run all of these connections separately.
Thank you in advance,
D-

Limit on XP Pro to native VPN (PPTP) connections?

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