Remote Access on IAS using Windows 2003 with IPSEC

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Hi Sir,

I need your expert assistance to get fix my problem :


Present environment

LAN network [ Microsoft IAS-RADIUS configured]---PIX 515E --Internet ----
Remote VPN client ( Connection manager using PPTP protocol)
Presently I am using Connection Manager with using PPTP protocol it is
working and there is site to site VPN using IPSEC protocol and Remote
Access client using PPTP protocol with AD authentication using RADIUS.

Here is problem definition

New environment

LAN network [ Microsoft IAS-RADIUS configured and IPSEC policy in AD
server]---PIX ASA5510 --Internet ---- Remote VPN client ( Connection
manager Automatic for IPSEC)

I have bought and configured PIX ASA5510 as replacement of PIX 515E not
yet deployed ,facing problem and I see that I cannot configure PIX ASA5510
for PPTP ,therefore I configured IPSEC for Remote Access instead of PPTP I
donot know whether this PIXASA 5510 support PPTP .or not ? Because in
Internet I cannot find that ASA5510 supports PPTP.

Note Site to Site VPN using IPSEC is working but Remote VPN client using
IPSEC does not work .May be I am wrong somewhere in Microsoft
Can anybody assists me how to configure Remote Access using IPSEC in IAS or
does IAS supports IPSEC protocol , if it is not what is the MS product
integrated in Windows 2003 OS which supports IPSEC- Remote access AD
authentication not local PIX authentication.
May I know the steps and procedures and if possible any website with this
configuration and already working and tested..

Hoping your reply at the earliest and Please respond.

Khalil


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