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Windows 2003 Quarantine on RAS (VPN) Server
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Stevehewitt
IS-IT--Management
Wish I could help. I'm looking into deploying it.
Are you using ISA server as the VPN endpoint or RRAS?
Also, are there any errors on the client side / event logs etc?
Cheers,
Steve.
"They have the internet on computers now!" - Homer Simpson
Are you using ISA server as the VPN endpoint or RRAS?
Also, are there any errors on the client side / event logs etc?
Cheers,
Steve.
"They have the internet on computers now!" - Homer Simpson
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Hi Steve,
Thank for your response.
My office VPN setup - TESTING in process
Windows 2003 SP1 - RRAS (VPN Server) eanbled with Network Access Quarantine Control. - Server side configuration fine.
Client end:
User VPN dial-in connects and then time-out after 60 sec (as per policy)
Actual problem that I am experiencing is Script file doesn't passing through to remove the computer from QUARANTINE status.
I am using script provided by MICROSOFT - qsample.cmd
Regards,
PVR
Thank for your response.
My office VPN setup - TESTING in process
Windows 2003 SP1 - RRAS (VPN Server) eanbled with Network Access Quarantine Control. - Server side configuration fine.
Client end:
User VPN dial-in connects and then time-out after 60 sec (as per policy)
Actual problem that I am experiencing is Script file doesn't passing through to remove the computer from QUARANTINE status.
I am using script provided by MICROSOFT - qsample.cmd
Regards,
PVR
Stevehewitt
IS-IT--Management
You using L2TP or PPTP?
With L2TP you'd be using IPSEC, and therefore wouldn't the client need a certificate to authenticate correctly? Sure I read it in a TechNet article somwhere that the server will drop after 60 seconds if using PPTP as it should give the client long enough to get a cert from the CA.
?
Steve.
"They have the internet on computers now!" - Homer Simpson
With L2TP you'd be using IPSEC, and therefore wouldn't the client need a certificate to authenticate correctly? Sure I read it in a TechNet article somwhere that the server will drop after 60 seconds if using PPTP as it should give the client long enough to get a cert from the CA.
?
Steve.
"They have the internet on computers now!" - Homer Simpson
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