Dial-up remote access and VPN on same server?
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Hi,
We currently have one ISA 2000 server (windows 2003) for VPN access and
another Windows 2000 RRAS server for dial-up access.
We are considering consolidating both services (dial-up and VPN) on the same
ISA 2004, Windows 2003 server.
Is this a good practice or a bad idea?
Any comments or ideas are welcome.
Thanks
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Relevant Pages
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(microsoft.public.win2000.ras_routing) - RE: RRAS with NLB
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