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I think I have it solved. I set the range of IP addresses on th VPN server to be from: *.*.*.79 to *.*.*.80 That way whenever the client connects to the VPN server it gets given the address *.*.*.80 and the VPN server allways gives itself *.*.*.79 I tried connecting and disconnecting lots...

I have two W2k Pro machines. One of them is a VPN server for the other one that is the client. They each have a static internet IP. When the client connects to the VPN server it gets given an IP address. I need the client to be given a never changing IP. I also need the VPN server to have a...

Robert I have just found out the solution. My ActionTec modem cannot handle VPN comming into it only out of it. I phoned the pay for support line (After no joy with the free support) and was told I can do: Laptop--->ActionTec--->Internet--->InternetDevice--->VPNServer (I tried this and yes it...

I have a W2k pro computer setup to allow VPN clients in. I am trying to connect to it via a WinXP Pro laptop. When the laptop and server are plugged into a hub (just those two) the laptop instantly connects (VPN) to the server when I give it the ip address 192.168.0.2. Great! So I try the next...

Foreword: My broadband ISP uses PPPOA not PPPOE so I have to supply a username and password to connect. I posted this in the VPN section but no-one replied so I think it must be more suited to here. Problem: I have a Linksys router (model BEFSX41) that I want to use as one end of a VPN over...

Foreword: My broadband ISP uses PPPOA not PPPOE so I have to supply a username and password to connect. Problem: I have a Linksys router (model BEFSX41) that I want to use as one end of a VPN over broadband (ADSL) connection The Linksys router does not have an ADSL connector only Ethernet. To...

I may be barking up the wrong tree here madjakers but I got my VPN working with NAT by re-directing ports UDP 137 & 138 TCP 139 & 1723 of my NAT'd router to the VPN server. Also I enabled NetBios over TCP/IP on the server and clients Then I changed my workgroup to match that of the server...

Phone D-link. That is not a joke. I had a problem with my D-link router once and I got so stuck that I phoned for support. I sat there with a cuppa waiting for the 1 hour touch-tone telephone garbage that comes with free support but WHAM within about three seconds an engineer was like hello can...

I am at the premises now of the server and I am remote controling the client through the internet. On the clinet I opened a dos prompt and typed: "net view server" I got Error number 53 I can ping the server via "Ping server"

1. Yes the client can ping the server computer by its windows name of "server" i.e I can type "ping server" and I get the reply from it of "Reply from 192.168.0.1" etc. I did not do a "net view \\server" I only did "net view" and that only...

1) I have another W2K computer behind an ADSL USB modem. 2) I have a W2K computer behind an ISDN USB modem (No firewall). When computer 2 tries to VPN to computer 1 I get verifying username and password and then the message saying you are connected. Computer 1 also states that computer 2 has...