using IPSec with Dial up networking

From: Gentian Hila (gentian_hila@hotmail.com)
Date: 02/06/03 

From: "Gentian Hila" <gentian_hila@hotmail.com>
Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2003 03:50:23 -0800

What i want to do is to dial-up to Cisco access server
from Windows 2000 professional. But i want to use IPSec in
both ends. What do i need to do on Windows 2000 to make
this possible ? (The problem is that i have some users who
give their usernames and passwords to others every time i
change those, but if i put some key for authentication at
their computers the others even though might have username
and password they won't be able to connect.

Please help.
Any idea is deeply appreciated.

Thanks.

Genti

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