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Hello, I have the same issues. I found that the problem comes from the gateway between the PPTP server and client, even if no ICMP filtering on the server. I think that writing connection script to force connection speed at first attempt should work. What do you think about that ? Benj Le...

Ok I also had similar issue : Check your Server NIC & switch parametric (full, half, auto) if your server is behind a switch (I guess that is). We made mad for days with that problem, making several full re-installation of the server and so on. We were also teasing with our WAN ISP (That was...

helo cmarch1, Got some idea ... How many NIC interfaces do you have on the BDC and wich interface is the primary one ? Once determined the answer to that question, what's the primary DNS adress for the primary NIC interface ? Is it your ISP one or your internal one ? Normally, it has to be your...

Just an aditionnal tip : I forgot to say that the default gateway will have to become the Win2k RRAS server Lan NIC IP adress on the client PCs network configuration. But you already have guessed that, ain't it ? lol ;-) @+ Benj Le Kangooru.

Not so Bad Matt... But as MCP and MCSE, you forgot to tell jsingh9741 that VPN and NAT routers are basically uncompliant due to header modifications the NAT and VPN operate. Unless you can attach a public IP to your RAS server and set static exceptions in the router config for that adress ...

Helo Amb3rsil, I've got some ideas ... Did you parametered the static routes and IP forwarding for your 2 LANS ? I mean for instance if you have one netcard 192.168.1.1 on the subnet 192.168.1.x with netmask of 255.255.255.0, you must add the static route of 192.168.1.0 with netmask...

Hi ComputerThug, Well, if you can't ping your IP, the type of ping error message will determine your problem field. I guess stgh like "no route to host" , ain't it ? @+ Benj Le Kangooru.

I've made a Win2k domain in compatible mode with older win products. My server has two nic, one on the internet, the other on the lan. DHCP WINS and DNS are installed, and activated only for the LAN interface. Nevertheless, that's the internet interface who's the owner for WINS records of the...

Bonus question : Do you use a registered DNS domain name ? In such a case, take a look at your DNS and Active Directory settings ... @+ Benj.

Helo, I had more or less the same issues before having to solve my current one (Take a look at the thread "Network neighboorhood randomly disappears", maybe that could give you some ideas) ... If it could help, some clues from the problem I had the last 2 months : ReTry the LMHOSTS...

Helo Jason, Maybe you can try what I was wrong to answer to 'Startup Script Permissions'... But that is for your issue (I read carefully that time ! lol ;-)). For that you'll need the ressource kit. Then use that two programs to make your '*.exe' running as a service : SRVANY.EXE INSTSRV.EXE...

Ok sorry guys I had not read the beginning carefully, I thought you were talking about local startup scripts. That don't make sense for remotely distributed startup scripts Sorry ! @+ Benj Le Kangooru.

Hi guys, In my opininon, none of the two previous. If I understand well, you're speaking about startup scripts, not login scripts ... So your cmd batch file run with curent user permissions. If you really want your batch to be executed with Local Machine SYSTEM privileges, you'd have to make...

Maybe you can find some clues at http://desktopengineer.com/vpnraslogonhook @+ Kangooru.

I've made a Win2k domain in compatible mode with older win products. My server has two nic, one on the internet, the other on the lan. DHCP WINS and DNS are installed, and activated only for the LAN interface. Nevertheless, that's the internet interface who's the owner for WINS records of the...