I'm about to setup RRAS on a Windows 2003 server that is running DNS and Active Directory. I want to give a user VPN access. He's going to use Remote Desktop Connection on XP.
(I've set this up before, but on a Windows 2000 server that does NOT run DNS or Active Directory).
The O'Reilly book Windows Server 2003 In a Nutshell starts out by saying "make sure your server has at least two network interfaces." Is that really necessary? You have to have two NICs to setup RRAS for VPN service? I did it with one NIC when I did this on the Windows 2000 server.
I guess I need to setup Terminal Server also. Will I run into any licensing issues? I believe if the connecting user is using Remote Desktop Connection, there are no extra licenses required.
Any help with these issues or other suggestions on this topic would be much appreciated.
(I've set this up before, but on a Windows 2000 server that does NOT run DNS or Active Directory).
The O'Reilly book Windows Server 2003 In a Nutshell starts out by saying "make sure your server has at least two network interfaces." Is that really necessary? You have to have two NICs to setup RRAS for VPN service? I did it with one NIC when I did this on the Windows 2000 server.
I guess I need to setup Terminal Server also. Will I run into any licensing issues? I believe if the connecting user is using Remote Desktop Connection, there are no extra licenses required.
Any help with these issues or other suggestions on this topic would be much appreciated.