VPN error 721
I'm having a problem with logging into a vpn. I know the router has the
correct ports opened (1723) with PPTP and IPSeC passthrough enabled. I've
used the router before for a VPN and have had no problems with it.
When I try to log in, I connect, but then I just sit there at "Verifying
username and password" for about a minute, and then get error 721. Everyone
says you only get that from the router blocking protocol 47, but I have PPTP
passed through, so I think it has to be a setting on the server itself. The
VPN was working, but broke when I installed MS Sharepoint, so I had to
uninstall sharepoint to try to get the VPN working again. Unfortunately,
it's never worked since then. I can VPN in using the basic IP that's
assigned by the router on the network (192.168.1.xxx), but not with the web
ip (209.23.xxx.xxx).
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Unable to make VPN connection to ISA 2006 Standard
... Router and the isa server this nat enabled, then the pptp tunnel will fail? ... If i initialize an vpn connection with a windows client, ...
(microsoft.public.isa.vpn) - Re: Linksys router settings
... I had a Linksys router not function like this when I had PPTP and IPSec ... > POrt Range: I've inserted these in when they weren't showing on the UPnP ... >> when set up incoming VPN connection on SBS 2003. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: VPN connection problem using NTL
... I'm not sure about the encapsulation though - we are using a PPTP ... I use PPTP through a Vigor router to connect to a VPN managed by another ... Vigor router at the server site. ...
(uk.telecom.broadband) - Re: How to get VPN working
... the test detailed in the "VPN Traffic" section of this article... ... firmware versions simply do not allow GRE Protocol 47 traffic through the router while others do. ... Linksys calls that "PPTP Pass Through" by the way. ... > I managed to get the box pop up to at least try by going to Network ...
(microsoft.public.pocketpc.activesync) - Re: Vpn set up
... Some routers enable GRE Protocol 47 traffic with a "PPTP Pass Through" or ... "VPN Pass Through" setting. ... can be highly dependent on firmware in the router. ... >> If you are using PPTP for the VPN, besides opening TCP port 1723 for the ...
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