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We are trying to get a PPTP VPN to a W2K VPN Server running using an II400 box in firewall/NAT mode only and it fails on authentication. Our II400 config is this: --------------------- dns add server xxx.xxx.xxx.6 dns add server xxx.xxx.xxx.7 dns suffix ourhome.com name ourISP time CST6CDT...

Thanks... made no difference. Since nobody seems to have an answer if the 2600 has to be '47 GRE' enabled in my pass-thru scenario, I think I'll bypass the II40 and go directly into a 2nd NIC on the VPN server just to make sure that it's not (somehow??) being blocked by the firewall. This thing...

Our setup: Internet ---- ISP-managed-2600 ---- xx.xx.xx.194/Baystack InstantInternet400Firewall/192.168.10.1 ---- 192.168.10.28-W2K VPN Svr ---- switch ---- W2K Domain w/ AD/DNS/WINS/DHCP. We are attempting to get a VPN working. Port 1723 is defined in port mappings in the Instant Internet400...

Nope. We went with a couple of PCAnywhere solutions instead. But, I would like to know the real answer here.

I have just joined a company that badly needs a VPN that all can use. We have an Instant Internet 400 (no docs for it) connected to a T1 and it currently is configured as basic firewall and NAT to the Internet (for our LAN). LAN config. is Win2K/Active Directory/DNS/DHCP with static IP for...

Let me elaborate, as Craig is my co-worker... We want to get rid of the Instanet box at the home site(s) if possible. Could we now just set up PPTP using RRAS and get rid of it... that way all could VPN in? The Instanet 400, on the external NIC of the PDC, also does NAT to the outside world...