Re: VPN PPTP
From: James B (nospam_at_here.com)
Date: 12/21/04
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Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 18:47:10 GMT
When you say "fails" do you get an error or does it just hang? If it hangs
then I would double check your firewall and GRE. Linksys low end routers
have a heck of a time with GRE even though they say it works and how to set
it up. Are you using the PIX as your firewall?
Can you VPN internally with no problem? If so then it's your firewall,
simple as that.
"me" <me@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1722EC16-3AE5-4AE0-988F-77DBCEA2E30A@microsoft.com...
> I'm trying to allow a remote client to connect to our SBS 2003 server via
VPN
> using PPTP. The user tries to connect but fails when trying to
authenticate
> the username and password. I verified that our router is forwarding port
1723
> for both TCP/UDP and protocol 47 GRE. Does anyone have a suggestion? I
also
> tried L2TP and received all sorts of errors. I opened ports 500 and 1701
for
> UDP but no luck. Unfortunately our ISP has only assigned us one static IP
so
> we can't use our VPN Client for our Cisco Pix. Any suggestions would be
> greatly appreciated.
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