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VPN port blocked by cable ISP - Change port?
Is it possible to change the port number used for VPN connections? My cable ISP blocks this as a "security" precaution and it's also conveniant for them as they offer VPN solutions ;=) I've managed to setup the IIS webserver to another port than 80, is the same possible for the VPN...- FilipHoeven
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VPN & Cable Modems
Thanks, I'll try to get them to turn it off, but they do it with a reason... Thay offer their own VPN solution ;=) But isn't there a way to get the connection to work over another port. I've managed to get a webserver running by just using another port than 80... But I didn't find a setting in...- FilipHoeven
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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Configuring a Win2k Server / VPN Connection
Is there a way to avoid the blocking of VPN-ports by the cable operator? Is it possible to use another port? How did you get it working or doesn't your cable operator block the VPN ports?- FilipHoeven
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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VPN & Cable Modems
Is there a way to avoid the blocking of VPN-ports by the cable operator? Is it possible to use another port? How did you get it working or doesn't your cable operator block the VPN ports?- FilipHoeven
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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changing vpn ports
Does anyone know the answer to this question? I've got the same question. If for example your ISP blocks this port, you would need to use another port (not blocked) to get it working. Thanks already, Filip- FilipHoeven
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
