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Got an update for you... seems a friend of mine had this problem as well (poping up more and more these days) and nothing that has yet been mentioned had worked. What we found to be the problem was the switch settings. Both the clients and the switch were set to auto detect, and this caused...

I had this same problem awhile back, and changing the policy setting to wait for the network on startup did not fix it. The following article did fix the problem, however, without, surprisingly, adding much time to the boot process: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;840669

I have not read all the posts in this thread, as it seems to have strayed a bit from the original topic, but I have a thought: Seeruk, do you have a default gateway entered for both NICs in the PPTP server box? The only only NIC that should have a default gateway address in the one connected...

I think that it is true, that it is good practice not to post your exact configs, but I would like to start a discussion on the realities behind this information being public. What do some of you think? Here are some points that poped into my head: 1. If you have you password listed, it can...

You can also do a true sorce NAT, using just the outside intreface IP address, but I do not know the command off the top of my head. I am also not sure what PIX version first supports this. For the record, the PIX supports NAT, PAT, and Source NAT.

Are you using NAT with your PIX? the H.323 protocol can not function using PAT, so you will need a range of addresses assigned to NAT.

The PIX 515 supports Websense, which will do everything you need. Websense can integrate with an NT domain, as well, giving you passthru authentication. http://www.websense.com