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It is not recommended to enable RRAS on a DC, otherwise, you
may have a connectivity issue. One option is reconfigure the DC to block PPTP
register on the DNS and WINS. this link may help,
I'm
trying to setup a VPN in my office server and encountered some
problems. We
have one windows 2000 server which also serves as a
domain controller with
a fixed ip address (192.168.1.8). This server
can access the internet
without problem through the firewall. We have
about 10 workstations each
has a fixed ip address. The DNS server for
each of the workstation has the
domain controller (192.168.1.8) as the
preferred dns server, then the ip
address of the dns server for
internet service as the alternate dns server
(209.53.4.120). I was
trying to configure Routing and remote access in our
W2K server (with
the wizard) to use VPN. In the internet connection screen
in the
wizard, I selected 'no internet connection'. In the IP
address
assignment screen, I selected 'automatically' and no radius
server.
At home, I configured the Win XP pro to connect to the office
server.
However, every time after I had made a successful connection to
the
office from home via VPN; if I looked at the DNS screen, I saw that
in
the forward lookup screen, my domain controller actually got two
ip
addresses, i.e. the 192.168.1.8 (original fixed ip) and one extra
ip
address (e.g.192.168.1.125) assigned to it. I was then not able
to
connect to the internet in the server computer (also the
domain
controller). Also, all other workstations had problem printing to
a
network printer and no longer able to ping the server.
I'm
pretty inexperienced in network administration and your help is
greatly
appreciated.
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