Port of VPN PPTP WRT120N

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  abandoned,

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  I'm looking for more help with Port Forwarding in my new Linksys router. I bought the daysago afew router and was pretty surprised when I discovered that there is no DD - WRT firmware is installed in it (the router was 100% NEW when I bought it). I downloaded latest firmware original and flashed Linksys file successfully.

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  Password: *.

  _____________________

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  Here is the article from Microsoft for your reference:

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  Federico.

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