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I've determined that this is due to a crashed hard drive. It seems that once the damage started, it expanded. It became so bad that I could not boot into safe mode, and I even tried using the drive in an external enclosure; however, when I would turn power to the drive on, the computer I was...

My computer is displaying an error from Norton just before it restarts. It happens so quickly that I can't read what the error is. Do you think it's Norton related? I have 2005 Internet Security Anti-Spyware Edition.

Did you try this method?

I am fairly new to VPN's, and I have noticed that most people looking for help on this site are, too. The average VPN is not secured with hardware endpoints (and doesn't need to be.) That is why my original post stated that this should work with every software based VPN. Of course it is going...

Try and see. As far as I know, this is the only reason you can not access the net when connecting to your VPN. What happens is your computer thinks it has made an internet connection. If your server is behind a router, then the gateway it provides in that connection will not work. Turning...

You can not browse for these shared folders. You must add them manually using Add Network Place.

Right-click the VPN connection in Network Connections, and go to the networking tab and then to TCP/IP Properties. Click advanced and deselect "Use default gateway on remote network". That's it! (This works on software based VPN connections, and not on VPNs designed with two hardware...

FIXED IT! Right-click the VPN connection in Network Connections, and go to the networking tab and then to TCP/IP Properties. Click advanced and deselect "Use default gateway on remote network". That's it! But I still don't know how I fixed the folder access thing.

The one that couldn't access the folder was able to get it for a moment, but then lost it. The one that can not access the folder, can't do it from the run line, either, but it can still access the folder. SOMEHOW, both computers work now, though. Imade some changes to no avail, and...

I took your advice and it worked......ONCE. Now I can not get access that way, either. I was on long enough to create a shortcut to the folder, but now nothing works. Have you seen this problem before?

both machines give 192.168.1.3 and 192.168.1.119 neither can ping the server at 192.168.1.118, but that doesn't matter, because one computer can access the folder without being able to ping.

Hello. I have a server set up that has a shared folder on it. I have a remote location with two computers on the same router. One computer can access the VPN and finds the shared folder with no problem (I access the folder by adding it to My Network Places.) The 2nd Computer can log onto the...

Okay... If you want 3.3.3.3 to connect to your server, then 3.3.3.3 needs a username/password setup. When you click Dial-up and Network Connections, do you see a connection named "Incoming Connections"? If not, then the server has everything set up in the RAS section. For RAS, I'll write...

You have to have the client access the ROOT IP of your company, and your router must be configured to allow PPTP passthrough (should already since the VPN is existing), and the router should forward port 1723 to 192.168.0.1 (if that is your server IP address when IPCHECK is run from the server's...

Actually, I had been assuming all was good with the LinkSys router since it was brand new....BUT....the FirmWare needed updating. Now, all works. It's just a matter of getting other computers to log in. I'll be testing these tomorrow. I can't believe how easy a fix that was with all the work...

I am still getting a 721 error during the password verification. Am I missing something? I have 1723 and 47 open on the router, and I have all firewalls disabled.

I have enabled rerouting through the router so that I can test the remote connection locally (connecting to the outside IP). I can connect, but can not get the password verified. Does this help?

Hello, I am new. My layout: A Server running Windows 2000 Advanced Server Edition A Client running Windows XP SP2. A LAN used for testing the VPN. A Modem-to-Server connection for testing Remote Access. My success: When running locally, I can create a VPN link to the server with my client...