Windows 7 - SSTP VPN connection fails - 0x800704D4: The network connection was aborted by the local system
When trying to make a SSTP VPN connection to a server running Small Business Server 2008 that has a trusted SSL certificate for the host name i'm trying to conect to, i'm getting the following error from any Windows 7 client i try to test with.
0x800704D4: The network connection was aborted by the local system.
This failure is practically instant.
Nothing gets logged on the server.
I also get this in the application log on the clients
Source: RasClient
Event ID: 20227
CoId={17C97DD2-B2DB-42C7-9
The initial error seems to indicate some kind of a proxy issue based on searches, however no proxy is involved either on the client network or the network where the server is located. Internet connectivity works fine, i can open remote web workplace or connect to an internal host via RDP using the vpn server url as the terminal services gateway, etc.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
0x800704D4: The network connection was aborted by the local system.
This failure is practically instant.
Nothing gets logged on the server.
I also get this in the application log on the clients
Source: RasClient
Event ID: 20227
CoId={17C97DD2-B2DB-42C7-9
The initial error seems to indicate some kind of a proxy issue based on searches, however no proxy is involved either on the client network or the network where the server is located. Internet connectivity works fine, i can open remote web workplace or connect to an internal host via RDP using the vpn server url as the terminal services gateway, etc.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
ASKER
I did run the RAS wizard.
I don't want to allow PPTP or L2TP/IPSEC though, only SSTP.
According to this only TCP port 443 is needed which is forwarded.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947032
I don't want to allow PPTP or L2TP/IPSEC though, only SSTP.
According to this only TCP port 443 is needed which is forwarded.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947032
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"The problem was due to my firewall not allowing the correct ports. I had to open TCP 1723, UDP 500, and UDP 4500. This did the trick. Also, the same problem on another computer, I had to disable Filter IDENT (Port 113) on the firewall config in my Linksys router running the Sveasoft firmware."
Did you run the RAS wizard on the SBS, and have you verifed the ports are forwarded on the edge device?