Connected to Server VPN in Vista, but no sharing of files
I have a Vista VPN server running remotely. My client is Windows Server 2003, and I want to access the files on the remote vista box.
This customer also has a VPN connection to another remote Windows Server 2003 box, which works correctly.
I can make the connection to the Vista VPN server successfully, but file-sharing does not work. Still, file-sharing does not work when I turn off the other VPN connection. I have completed virtually all settings, turned off the firewall in the Vista box. Made sure IPv6 is not acting as a remote gateway... etc. There are shared folders available in the vista box.
Interestingly, Vista server does no IPv4 or IPv6 connectivity under the status of the incoming connection, while the customer indicates that there was some data transferred.
Any ideas would be very appreciated.
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Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner
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Drives and airport Extreme Base Station to disconnect after connection to the VPN
At home when I'm on WIFI, everything works fine. At the moment where I connect to the VPN to do office work, the base station will disconnect and accessible either.
Any help?
The problem you are experiencing is perhaps due to the type of VPN tunnel that you use to connect to your workplace. There are basically two types: 1) full or partial) 2. Note: The different VPN clients can use other words, but these are usually options when you set up a tunnel.
When you use a complete tunnel, all traffic between your computer and the VPN of your working server, through the tunnel. No traffic is allowed on your local network, and therefore, all local resources are not available. With a partial tunnel, your computer data traffic, may as well go through the tunnel and also to your local network. One reason to use a partial tunnel, for example, is that you have a local printer, you need to perform printing. You can be connected to this type of tunnel for access to the documents and then, be able to print on this printer... otherwise, with a tunnel of full, you would print to a printer at your place of work.
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I have an old Mac Mini running 10.7.5 server and I'll try to get everything set up correctly, so I can use L2TP VPN and I tried the rest of this guide (https://macminicolo.net/lionservervpn) and I can connect when I'm on my internal network, but not over the Internet and I do not know (at least I hope) that it is something simple that I am wrong in my setup.
- My internal home network use the IP range 192.168.1.100 - 192.168.1.200
- All necessary ports are transmitted in both my router and firewall of the Mac
- L2TP VPN Passthrough is enabled in my router
- I installed for my Sophos antivirus, but I do not think that interferes with anything
- I have the IP address range for the VPN to use as 192.168.2.100 - 192.168.2.105 (because this should be different that my network internal, right?)
- If my NO - IP dynamic DNS host name is "xxxxxx.ddns.net" then what is the hostname must be set on in the server application, right?
- When I try to connect to the VPN via Internet using my PC, I have be active in the newspaper and I have that at the bottom of the post
If there is no information there that I do not forget to add, please let me know
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: connection.
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IPSec phase 1 started (initiated by peers).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: receive a success. (Answering machine, 1 Main Mode message).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: forward the success. (Answering machine, 2 main Mode message).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: receive a success. (Answering machine message in Main Mode 3).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: forward the success. (Answering machine message in Main Mode 4).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKEv1 phase 1 AUTH: success. (Answering machine, Mode main Message 5).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: receive a success. (Answering machine message in Main Mode 5).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKEv1 phase 1 answering machine: success. (Answering machine, Main Mode).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: forward the success. (Answering machine, Main Mode 6 message).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: forward the success. (Information message).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKEv1-Information Notice: pass success. (- ISAKMP SECURITY ASSOCIATION).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IPSec phase 1 established (initiated by peers).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IPSec Phase2 started (initiated by peers).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: receive a success. (Answering machine message of Quick Mode 1).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: forward the success. (Answering machine message of Quick Mode 2).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: receive a success. (Answering machine message from fast Mode 3).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKEv1 answering Phase2: success. (Answering machine, fast Mode).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IPSec Phase2 established (initiated by peers).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IPSec Phase2 started (initiated by peers).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: receive a success. (Answering machine message of Quick Mode 1).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: forward the success. (Answering machine message of Quick Mode 2).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: receive a success. (Answering machine message from fast Mode 3).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKE Packet: receive a success. (Information message).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IKEv1 answering Phase2: success. (Answering machine, fast Mode).
Apr 6 23:19:18 servername raccoon [1240]: IPSec Phase2 established (initiated by peers).
Apr 6 23:19:21 servername raccoon [1240]: IPSec Phase2 started (initiated by peers).
So, it turns out that it was a Windows problem, apparently I just need to make the adjustments detailed here (https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202384) on my Windows PC and I was finally able to connect. I figured this out when I actually tried to connect to the VPN using my iPad and I saw that it connected without a problem, I just wanted to reply to my post wrap someone else has this problem and I hope that this post will help
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What is the secret shared key when connecting to a VPN, and where can I find/do.
I'm hosting a VPN server on my windows computer. But when I try of is there to connect, I can't understand what the "secret shared key" what he wants is, and where I can find. I tried for this search in many places. Please tell me where I can find and where I can create. Thank you!
The shared secret is a sort of password. It is defined by the VPN server, then this would be the place to start looking. Personally, I have no experience in running Windows Server VPN service, so I can't be more specific, but I hope that puts you in the right direction.
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Routing and Remote Access Server & VPN
We have Server Windows 2008 R2, which is our domain, but also DHCP server controller. On this server we have Setup RRA for VPN and it works fine. We had to stop our DC due to a failure and after I got the domain controller to the top and it is a problem for users that connect to the VPN.
When users try to connect to the VPN, it connects successfully. But they did not access network as usual. I looked in the VPN properties, and it receives an IP address of 169.254.xxx.xx which is not the correct network IP address. So while the user who is remote think they are connected, they are currently not connected.
Does anyone have advice what is the cause of this and how to troubleshoot or resolve?
Hello
Given that you are working on Windows 2008 R2 please post your question here:
http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home
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Get 810 error message when you try to connect to the VPN using L2TP protocol
Original title: L2TP will not let me connect.
I am in Workstation 9 and in each virtual machine, I have an AD - DC (2K8R2Enterprise), CA and RRAS (2K8R2Enterprise) and my last vm is a win7 (they are all tests). All are not updated, but the PPTP, IKEv2 work without problem. The second server that has the CAs and RRAS is a member of the AD - DC server. The Win7 is not on the domain and I have Win7 a client certificate. I have ensured that the CA root of trust is in the user store and computer Trusted Root CA. I have also ensured that the Win7 client certificate is in the user store and personal computer. I get a 810 error message when I try to connect to the VPN using the L2TP protocol. I have exhaustively studied this problem and I can't find a solution to this problem. I also raise the functional level of the domain to 2K8R2.
I think this should be a simple and easy solution, but where can I find the answer?Please help me.Thank you for your time.Allan.Hi Allan,
The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the Forum TechNet site:
http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/category/w7itpro
If you need any other assistance, let know us and we would be happy to help you.
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AFTER VPN CONNECTED TO OFFICE VPN, PING TO A CERTAIN DESTINATION UNREACHABLE HOST BACK
Hello!
I have setup a connection to the vpn pptp from my home to my office.
I've successfully connected to my office vpn.
I can remote desktop to several server in my office, but there is that I can not remote to a pc desktop.
When I try to ping it will return the destination unreachable host
ping 192.168.9.50
Impossible to reach the destination response 192.168.0.1 host
it becomes instead of 192.168.9.50 192.168.0.1
Can someone help with this problem?
I really do work in this pc and I don't no how to connect there?
I'm pretty remote desktop is allowed in this pc.
Thank you
GUKGUK
The 192.168.0.1 address seems to be a gateway address. VPN gateway may have no route to that particular system, either by design or due to oversight. You should be facing this problem with your personal COMPUTER. Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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https://MVP.support.Microsoft.com/profile/Brian.Tillman
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