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Wondering WMIF, if this one doesn't provide reasonable, and correct answers to capja07's question, based on information provided. &nbsp;Both Jay_Jay70's recommendations regarding port forwarding, and my options for connections based on equipment and services, might warrant a point split ??<br />
Thanks,<br />
--Rob
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Wondering WMIF, if this one doesn't provide reasonable, and correct answers to capja07's question, based on information provided.  Both Jay_Jay70's recommendations regarding port forwarding, and my options for connections based on equipment and services, might warrant a point split ??
Thanks,
--Rob

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Thanks WMIF and Netminder,<br />
--Rob
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Can't VPN to Server. <br />
New Windows 2003 Server with Terminal Services<br />
New Linksys RV042<br />
Has Ping and port 1730 Open<br />
Any suggestions.
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Can't VPN to Server. 
New Windows 2003 Server with Terminal Services
New Linksys RV042
Has Ping and port 1730 Open
Any suggestions.

New Linksys RV042

The Microsoft Server topic includes all of the legacy versions of the operating system, including the Windows NT 3.1, NT 3.5, NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 and Windows Home Server versions.

Microsoft Server OS

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Networking

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