Re: VPN setup between peer to peer...

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From: Mark Dormer (markd_at_mvpsx.org)
Date: 03/22/04 

Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 16:01:19 +1100

Start--Settings--Network Connections--New Connections Wizard
Next
Setup an Advanced Connection--Next
Accept Incoming Connections--Next
Select no devices and hit next
Allow virtual private connections--Next
Select the account/s to use or add one--Next
Double click "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Specify an ip address range to give out to the vpn caller try 192.168.2.1
192.168.2.2--OK--Next
Finish

Now setup a connection on the other machine to access the VPN
Start--Settings--Network Connections--New Connections Wizard
Next
Connect to the network at my workplace--Next
Virtual Private Network connection--Next
Give it a name--Next
Do Not dial the initial connection--Next
Enter address of the computer you want to connect to--Next
Your use only--Next
Finish

Now try to connect
Enter the username and password.

If it doesn't work, you may not have the right address, a firewall might be
blocking, NAT.....

Regards
Mark Dormer

"Etop Udoh" <sdruid11@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:405E6474.A8BE441E@bellsouth.net...
> Here is my scenerio...
>
> There are 2 different peer to peer networks in 2 different locations,
> and I'm
> wondering if it is possbile to set up a VPN connection between the 2
> peer to peer
> network locations that do not have a server running ?
> Is a server required in order to be able to set up a VPN connection ?
>
> I should add that the 2 different peer to peer locations have DSL as
> their internet
> connection type.
> Windows XP is the operating systems of choice here. I've seen the
> remote
> access software in XP and Win2k but how would one go about setting it up
> and
> using it. ?
>
>
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