VPN Setup
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We're trying to set up a VPN and we are running into some issues. Here is our setup: We have a linksys router hooked into a 16 port switch. The Router has IPSec Passthrough, PPTP Passthrough, and L2TP Passthrough enabled. We have 2 servers. The first is our webserver/code repository/sql server, the second is our domain server. The webserver is a member of the domain. Port forwarding on port 1723 is pointing to the server we are trying to set up as our VPN Server (webserver). The webserver, also the vpn server, only has one NIC card. Because of this setup we had to do the custom setup. We are not using this server as the router. We just want it to handle the VPN. We are first trying to set up the VP locally and we want to use our domain accounts. The domain accounts have Allow Access checked under Remote Access Permission (Dial In or VPN) When we log in on XP we get Error 6. On Vista, we get TCP/IP CP and TCP/IPv6 CP error 733 The logs are showing something that I cannot find any information on. It's called an Admin Reset. So, from the logs we see that the user is connecting and authenticating okay, but then there is this admin reset. Does anyone know why we can't connect or have any suggestions? Thanks
Broken Bokken You can't carry out a ninja-style assasination dressed as an astronaut. It's the luminous fabric; too visible. - Tripod The story of your fighting is a poem of two words: YOU SUCK.
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We're trying to set up a VPN and we are running into some issues. Here is our setup: We have a linksys router hooked into a 16 port switch. The Router has IPSec Passthrough, PPTP Passthrough, and L2TP Passthrough enabled. We have 2 servers. The first is our webserver/code repository/sql server, the second is our domain server. The webserver is a member of the domain. Port forwarding on port 1723 is pointing to the server we are trying to set up as our VPN Server (webserver). The webserver, also the vpn server, only has one NIC card. Because of this setup we had to do the custom setup. We are not using this server as the router. We just want it to handle the VPN. We are first trying to set up the VP locally and we want to use our domain accounts. The domain accounts have Allow Access checked under Remote Access Permission (Dial In or VPN) When we log in on XP we get Error 6. On Vista, we get TCP/IP CP and TCP/IPv6 CP error 733 The logs are showing something that I cannot find any information on. It's called an Admin Reset. So, from the logs we see that the user is connecting and authenticating okay, but then there is this admin reset. Does anyone know why we can't connect or have any suggestions? Thanks
Broken Bokken You can't carry out a ninja-style assasination dressed as an astronaut. It's the luminous fabric; too visible. - Tripod The story of your fighting is a poem of two words: YOU SUCK.
My suggestion is that you get routers with builtin VPN. Trust me, it's gonna save you a lot of grey hairs!
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My suggestion is that you get routers with builtin VPN. Trust me, it's gonna save you a lot of grey hairs!
Our linksys has VPN passthrough and we already have 2 Windows 2003 servers. No need to go buy more hardware. In either case, I figured out the problem. I had to set an IP range on the VPN server for IP's to be handed out to clients. I set aside 50 IPs (.200-.250) and made sure the router allowed those addresses. The server gives out the addresses in that range, and being a small company we will never eat up 100 addresses in the range 100-200 to have to worry about multiple machines getting the same address.
Broken Bokken You can't carry out a ninja-style assasination dressed as an astronaut. It's the luminous fabric; too visible. - Tripod The story of your fighting is a poem of two words: YOU SUCK.