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This works, but is it safe enough?
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Safe in what way? There is no greater risk assigning a static IP than a dynamic IP. However, a PPTP/Windows VPN is not as efficient or as secure as using an IPSec VPN router at each site to create the tunnel.
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Safe in what way? There is no greater risk assigning a static IP than a dynamic IP. However, a PPTP/Windows VPN is not as efficient or as secure as using an IPSec VPN router at each site to create the tunnel.

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How do i configure a RAS policy that always assign the same local ip when a specific remote ip are connecting? As standard setting the remote ip always got a new IP address each time it connects (through VPN PPTP). The Client are an added Windows VPN Network card from an Windows Standard Server.<br />
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I need a ipsec-tunnel between our local network and that remote server and find this to be a nice and easy way to approve it. Other Suggestions (other than openVPN are welcome)
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How do i configure a RAS policy that always assign the same local ip when a specific remote ip are connecting? As standard setting the remote ip always got a new IP address each time it connects (through VPN PPTP). The Client are an added Windows VPN Network card from an Windows Standard Server.

I need a ipsec-tunnel between our local network and that remote server and find this to be a nice and easy way to approve it. Other Suggestions (other than openVPN are welcome)

Configure RAS Static IP

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