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Additional: the laptop I borrowed was OS X 10.4 not 10.5 as originally stated
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Does your router have port 1723 open?<br />
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How are you authenticating to the server?
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The router does have port 1723, I checked it again to make sure. I've been able to connect to the same VPN with my windows laptop with no problem.<br />
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I'm authenticating using the same windows admin user and password as I've always used.<br />
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I have a Mac Book Pro with OSX 10.5 installed.<br />
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I have been able to connect to my windows server vpn through a vodafone 3g usb dongle with no problems.<br />
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When I try to connect from home through my ISP (orange) I get the following in my log<br />
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08/08/2008 20:49:56 pppd[472] PPTP connection established. <br />
08/08/2008 20:49:56 pppd[472] Connect: ppp1 &lt;--&gt; socket[34:17] <br />
08/08/2008 20:49:56 pppd[471] LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests<br />
08/08/2008 20:49:56 pppd[471] Connection terminated. <br />
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Prior to this I have borrowed an identical Macbook pro and had been able to connect to the same VPN from my home ISP with no problems.<br />
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I have a Mac Book Pro with OSX 10.5 installed.

I have been able to connect to my windows server vpn through a vodafone 3g usb dongle with no problems.

When I try to connect from home through my ISP (orange) I get the following in my log

08/08/2008 20:49:56 pppd[472] PPTP connection established. 
08/08/2008 20:49:56 pppd[472] Connect: ppp1 <--> socket[34:17] 
08/08/2008 20:49:56 pppd[471] LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests
08/08/2008 20:49:56 pppd[471] Connection terminated. 

Prior to this I have borrowed an identical Macbook pro and had been able to connect to the same VPN from my home ISP with no problems.



Additional: the laptop I borrowed was OS X 10.4 not 10.5 as originally stated

Does your router have port 1723 open?

How are you authenticating to the server?

The router does have port 1723, I checked it again to make sure. I&#39;ve been able to connect to the same VPN with my windows laptop with no problem.

I&#39;m authenticating using the same windows admin user and password as I&#39;ve always used.



VPN connection to Windows Server 2003

I have a Mac Book Pro with OSX 10.5 installed.

I have been able to connect to my windows server vpn through a vodafone 3g usb dongle with no problems.

When I try to connect from home through my ISP (orange) I get the following in my log

08/08/2008 20:49:56 pppd[472] PPTP connection established. 
08/08/2008 20:49:56 pppd[472] Connect: ppp1 &lt;--&gt; socket[34:17] 
08/08/2008 20:49:56 pppd[471] LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests
08/08/2008 20:49:56 pppd[471] Connection terminated. 

Prior to this I have borrowed an identical Macbook pro and had been able to connect to the same VPN from my home ISP with no problems.



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