windows 2003 vpn server question
From: Frederic Tritscher (tri1_at_gmx.at)
Date: 09/16/03
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Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2003 13:53:12 +0200
Hi!
I have the following components:
I have a local network (private ip's 192.168.200.x) and an us robotics
router with a cable modem (static ip). My network users go over that router
into the internet.
In that local network I have a windows 2003 member server (with only one
network
card - also IP 192.168.200.x). Here I want to install windows 2003 vpn
server.
On the notebook client I want to install windows xp vpn client.
When I install the windows 2003 vpn server software I could not finish
because the setup needs two network cards - one connected withthe internet!
Is the following configuration in my router menu enough?
I set my windows 2000 servers IP as virtual server with port 1723 on my
hardware router configuration menu?
US Robotics Modell 8022 - the following router description:
automatic passthrough of encrypted data through NAT, PPTP packets are
allowed to pass through, router supports IPSEC)
Thanks!
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