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WINDOWS 2000 SERVER VPN behind NAT?

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Hi, could somebody tell me what ports should I exactly map to allow incoming connections to VPN server behind NAT? I did 1723 and 1724 TCP but it does disconnect on login promtp. What am I missing? Thanks!
 
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Hi, BUGOR!

Share your experiences.......


Karl Otto
 
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I had to open 1723 TCP port and enable Protocol 47 on the router.. But i'm still having problems pinging other comps in local network..( but i can connect.
 
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Hi

I found that I had to open port 1723 in both directions to get this working, using Send & Reply would not work.

Simon
 
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