Configuring Windows VPN through Juniper SSG-5 firewall
Ok, here's what I have going on.
I'm a Juniper noob and was hoping someone here could show me the error of my ways. Here is my situation:
I have a Juniper SSG-5 firewall with one static IP going through interface 0/0. I need to open up the Windows VPN port (1723) to IP 192.168.3.10 in my network. What I did so far was go to that interface and to VIP and created a new virtual port (1723) and created a service pointing to 1723 and the server IP is the address of the windows server which is the vpn server.
Then I went to polices and created a policy from Untrust to Trust ; Source - Any ; Destination - VIP (0/0) ; and the services are PPTP and GRE.
I ran a port check and the port is accessible from the internet but my VPN won't connect. Am I missing anything?
I'm a Juniper noob and was hoping someone here could show me the error of my ways. Here is my situation:
I have a Juniper SSG-5 firewall with one static IP going through interface 0/0. I need to open up the Windows VPN port (1723) to IP 192.168.3.10 in my network. What I did so far was go to that interface and to VIP and created a new virtual port (1723) and created a service pointing to 1723 and the server IP is the address of the windows server which is the vpn server.
Then I went to polices and created a policy from Untrust to Trust ; Source - Any ; Destination - VIP (0/0) ; and the services are PPTP and GRE.
I ran a port check and the port is accessible from the internet but my VPN won't connect. Am I missing anything?
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