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Ed, Just unzip it, then run it. There's a "scanner" tab. Put in the private IP of the DSL router, and scan for port 1723. If you can post your public IP address, I can scan that for you. Marc

Ed, I had the same problem with Linksys. Try using a port scanner, and see if that ort is even open by default, as it should be. There's a free port scanner called netlab. I have posted a copy for you here: http://www.marctamarin.com/netlab.zip Try scanning the private IP of the router. If...

Lee, Did you un-check the box on the owrkstation VPN connection, under tcp advanced settings to "use gateway on remote network"? Is the subnet you're on locally different than the remote network's?

Ed, See if you can open up port 1723 on your router. That's the port MS uses for PPTP. If everything else works when the router is out of the picture, it might be time to take it back. You might also try to re-set the router. I still have to do that with one of the SpeedStream DSL routers I...

It's called Routing and Remote Access. You may need to add it under "add windows compnents" networking components in control panel, if you don't have it under your admin tools.

hemec226 You need to un-check the "use gateway on remote network" option under the tcp/ip advanced settings for your VPN connection. Then you will be able to browse the net from your home machine.

I'd start by turning off zone alarm.

I've been reading a lot on this board tonight. I hope my experience may help some of you. I run a number of VPN servers. NT 4.0 RAS and Win2k RRAS. I have seen a number of errors when my remote users are coming in through their own NAT based DSL routers. It has been my experience that a...