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Coladmin, I got it. You pointed me in the right direction. I had to also add a dynamic NAT exception (next tab to 1-to-1 NAT Setup). I also had to remove the external address from the aliases box. I'm not sure when, why or how I put it there. Watchguards support was awful. They were not...

then after you have configured this rule add both the NAT and external IP in the incoming TO of the PPTP rule. This is where I have the problem. When I click on the incoming tab of the PPTP rule and then click on add under the TO box, the NAT button is greyed out. It won't allow me to nat the...

I thought I did that. In my last thread where I configured the custom filter, the internal public ip address is the nic on our remote access server. Is there another nat I'm supposed to do?

Are the services on the firewall cumulative? If so, I think we've got this covered. On the preconfigured PPTP filter, the ports are (1723, 47)are opened. In the custom filter, I have our external public address (your example 10.1.1.2) pointed to our internal private address (your example...

how do you have youir NAT configured on the firebox? Generally our configuration is dynamic. We use static nat for certain services (point the external ip address to the internal ip address). create a 1-1 entry for your server nat base external IP real base internatl IP address If you are...

We've tried everything we can think of. We used the preconfigured filter for PPTP. It opens tcp 1723 and ip 47. The problem here is that the nat button is greyed out so you can't point the external address to the internal address. So we made a custom filter to address the nat issue. Even with...

We are trying to connect VPN using PPTP and MS-Chap V2. I'm using an XP Pro client trying to connect remotely.

We have server 2003 and a Watchguard Firebox X500 firewall. We can't get remote client connections to the server. It always freezes on the verifying user name and password and then displays an error 721 message.It appears to be getting through the firewall? Any help is greatly appreciated.

Hi Rich No, I haven't. I tried to use the wizard that comes with SBS 2003 to configure mail with POP. It was problematic. So I changed it back. The users still have to move the account to the top of the mail accounts list everytime they reboot their computers.

We are using Small Business Server 2003. Our workstations are running XP professional and Office XP. We have configured Outlook to use Pop and SMTP with our Road Runner account. We only use Exchange for Contacts and Calender under the Public folder. If our Pop account is not listed first as the...