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Before the router was resetted the client and server communicated fine through VPN. I think this may be an issue with the router, any possible ideas as to what I should look for in the router?

when i switch it to pptp i get a different error that the server is not picking up, are these two issues corralated?

the router is up before i try to connect. when i try to connect using dial up properties i get the errror 781, looking for a CA, which leads me to believe that the server does not have a CA on it. BUT. Before the hard reset of the router VPN did work correctly? Any ideas

scottie, We had to reset the linksys router, would this affect the CA on the 2000 server? Also on the client pc, running 2000, where would I check to see if the CA id being accepted from the server. Also on the 2000 server?

I'm set up VPN on a windows 2000 server, when I go to connect in via the client, i get an error 781. It seems as though a certificate is needed on the server, but which one, and how do I do it? The router is a linksys router, in the udp settings i added the 2 required ports for vpn, tcp 47, and...

The router is a linksys router, in the udp settings i added the 2 required ports for vpn, tcp 47, and tcp 1403. note when i did do pptp i got a different error, i think it was 631, server is not picking up request. hope this helps

I am using L2TP / IPSec. How would I set up the certificate, and which one would I use?

I'm set up VPN on a windows 2000 server, when I go to connect in via the client, i get an error 781. It seems as though a certificate is needed on the server, but which one, and how do I do it?