Trying to set up a virtual private network

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• How to connect automatically to a virtual private network in Windows 7 to start upward

  How will automatically connect to a VPN in Windows 7 start upward as as I would like to set up a VPN connection to connect to my exchange account to collect & sync without having to manual when I start my laptop.  Thank you

  If you need to connect to a virtual private network in windows startup and that you do not want to have the thrust of the user to connect or enter the password follow these steps:
  (1) on the VPN connection screen, select 'save this user name and password for the following users.
  (2) select the "anyone who uses this computer" radio button
  3) click 'Properties' on the screen of VPN connection
  (4) on the 'Options' tab, uncheck the box:
  -Display progress while connecting.
  ' Prompt name and password, certificate, etc. ".
  (5) in Windows Explorer, navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Menu Démarrer\Programmes\Démarrage
  (6) open a new Windows Explorer and navigate to control network connections
  (7) drag the icon of your VPN connection to the startup folder. This will create a shortcut

  Now at Windows startup, the spear and connect silently.

• Difficulty accessing the virtual private network (VPN) to run on VMware Fusion

  I use Mac OS X 10.5.6 with VMware Fusion 2.0.1.  I am running Windows XP Professional 2002 with service pack 3 and the 5.0.01.0600 Cisco VPN client.  I couldn't connect to my home institution, even if the Mac has no problem making this connection on the same server using a client provided Cisco VPN.

  I tried bridged and NAT connections.   For packed I put the XP network settings to DHCP and of course, he is able to get on the internet.  It detects the VPN server, but the client does not let me enter a password.  Only a single character is accepted.  For the NAT settings, I used normal settings for the XP operating system I internal thought Windows communication would be tunnel by the VPN connection on my Mac.  But I can say that it does not work.

  I prefer to use the NAT connection if possible as this seems the right way to do it and should be more simple.  Any thoughts?

  Jan

  I think that there is a good chance of your router only supports 2 connections to the same VPN at the same time, and that's why you can't have the Mac and the VM connected at the same time.  According to your needs I think you only need one or the other connected at a given time.  When the Mac is connected you can access VPN network resources by placing the virtual machine mode NAT network.  When the Mac is not connected, then run the VM in bridged mode and VPN with only the virtual machine.

  I run 2 Windows XP Pro SP3 machines virtual enough daily, each connected to a different VPN.  My Mac is not connected to a virtual private network (and does not need to).  This configuration allows to my Mac to access local network resources and the virtual machines to do everything that is required through the VPN.  I am running customer Cisco 4.6.x on a virtual machine and a client owner on the other.

• (I am in China and on the front is partly in Chinese.) I use Astrill which is a virtual private network and the code of the Australia, but still the Mandarin appears.

  Dear Firefox support, I am in China, and the first page of my Firefox screen is partly in Chinese. I use Astrill which is a virtual private network and the code of the Australia, but still the Mandarin appears. I downloaded a new version 5, but the mandarin (and the associated statement bar) still come in Mandarin. How can I download a really English version?

  You can choose your language installation of this list: http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/all.html

• What are the solutions for remote use unauthorized computer via a virtual private network?

  Dell Dimension E310.  Windows XP. Professional.   "Media Center". 5 years old.  Stand alone computer.  Unsolicited 'demand' come across the screen for remote access.  Wallpaper, next to the clock, someone downloading of graphics file "Accelerator" without authorization.   Called internet provider.  They claim that they do not deal with the configuration of the virtual private network. Tech said there is more than one device connected to my computer!
  I went to "Computer management" and delete all except myself as a user and the administrator.  Obviously, too late as a person UNKNOWN has defined itself as "NT Authority\Authenticated Users".  Locked computer: would not recognize my password.
  Formatted drive / reinstalled windows.  Able to use the computer for "allocation of 7 days; my computer then froze again.  AT and T Tech indicates that UNKNOWN use of my computer and no recourse.  Are there solutions to the unauthorized use?

  Hello

  I suggest you post your question Forums Technet for assistance on this issue.

  Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3)

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/itproxpsp/threads

• I'm trying to set up an ad - hoc network if I can use my laptop to share our wireless internet connection.

  I'm trying to set up an ad - hoc network if I can use my laptop to share our wireless internet connection. first time I tried, I managed to do this successfully. When I was through, I deleted the network connection. now, when I try the implementation of another, I get a "windows could not set up * network name." No matter what I change, the settings of the firewall market, I can't work. My laptop is connected to the internet through the LAN.

  I am running windows vista Home premium. Computer is Hp Pavilion dv6
  original title: try to set up an ad-hoc connection

  Hello

  Follow the suggestions from the link and check if it helps:

  Error message when you try to connect to an ad-hoc connection in Windows Vista or Windows 7: "Windows cannot connect to" " "»

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/946481

  Reference: Set up a computer-to-computer (ad hoc) network

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/set-up-a-computer-to-computer-ad-hoc-network

  Ad-hoc networking

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/ad-hoc-networking-how-the-network-with-the-funny-name-can-make-your-life-easier

• Questions of Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection

  OK I did some research on the private network connections, and I have a few questions:

  • Is it true that a connection to a vpn is possible thanks to a transport to a Wi - fi (I want to connect to a network non - bes)?
  • As far as I know, you can connect to a vpn only if create you a vpn manually account via the phone options menu. Is it possible to programmatically create the connection without having to manually create the profile?
  • This connection can be established via a proxy server?
  • Any article or the sample code will be really appreciated

  BlackBerry Smartphones have supported integrated to connect through a VPN using WiFi.  Other transport routes are not supported out of the box for this.

  There is no way to programmatically configure a VPN.  Virtual private networks can be configured on a BlackBerry Enterprise Server and pushed to users.

  BlackBerry Enterprise Server is able to connect through a proxy server.  All of the BlackBerry Java API does not include API to manage proxy communications.

• What book to review Cisco Secure Virtual Private Networks?

  Hello

  I want to prepare for the Cisco Secure Virtual Private Networks (642-511) exam.

  Can someone tell me what is the book of CiscoPress recommended to pass this test?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Well, Cisco offers a good game that allow you to a tour of the fast configuration of the VPN 3000 Concentrator, logon to:

  Cisco certifications-> games community-> Cisco Secure volunteer

  Sound of running a tour so that your actions are limited, but this will give you an overview of GUI.

  I hope this will help

• Anyone using a VPN (Virtual Private Network)

  Some of my content providers will work remotely using a VPN. They use it to connect to the private network to distance from anywhere. They are able to access the files through the structure of folders or Dreamweaver, but get no 'connected' to the site in Contribute.
  
  Did he have this problem or already solved this problem?

  It turns out that if you plan to use Contribute through a VPN, you must connect locally through the network at least once before you connect remotely through the VPN. I guess that the original no remote connection sets up something that needs contribute which cannot be done remotely.

• I'm trying to set up an Ad Hoc network, but there is no option for the Ad Hoc network configuration when I go into the network and sharing Center.

  I looked at how to make a point of my computer because I have a usb wireless internet device for my laptop and I tried to get an ad hoc network setup but there is NO option for the CONFIGURATION of the NETWORK AD HOC when I go to network and sharing Center... what should I do?

  original title: ad hoc isn't here...

  Hi NickBean2,

  You can refer to the following articles and see if it helps.

  Set up a computer-to-computer (ad hoc) network
  Solve problems, find wireless networks

  Hope this information is useful.

• virtual private networks

  can someone tell me how to connect to a network the Internet step by step please? THX.

  http://theillustratednetwork.MVPs.org/Vista/PPTP/PPTPVPN.html

  If this isn't what you want, please specify your situation and what you're trying to do. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Dial-up connection composed very well, but fails to connect to a virtual private network

  Original title: Dial-up as Windows or stand alone client connection does not

  Dial-up connection or as a windows dial-up or stand alone client does not.

  Problem.

  I am trying to use a VPN service.

  I did like Windows dial-up, as well as a stand-alone client. It has worked fine until recently.

  Here's what's happening.

  OS: Windows 7.

  1. start the Dial-Up connection. He began to compose...

  2. There is no response or the connection complete...

  3. try to unplug the unit, no response...

  4 exit the application (stand-alone client) - she is dead or frozen.

  This slows down other applications.

  Prevents the PC from closing. Sometimes it might close but takes normally after about 30 minutes...<10>

  None of these problems occur if the dial-up is never started.

  I have the same customer and dial-up windows on a computer laptop win 8.1 and it works very well (so far!).

  It's obviously windows communication layer/drivers that gets corrupted on win 7 machine?

  Anyone know the root cause of this problem and a reliable solution for this? In addition to reinstall Windows from scratch.

  Hi thanks for the reply.

  He seems to have righted itself - I tried a lot of things, including several restorations system and this has triggered the automatic update again. I not save the updated KB number, just that it was a critical update for Windows Defender which could not be uninstalled. I checked my history of updates, but it does not appear on it.

  I thought that the problem could also be to do with a new version of Java which was held at the same time. Or he could have made the point on my Avast antivirus or a combination of these. Anyway in the end I gave up and figured a full restart would be the only way forward but then, all of a sudden, after a few days the same problem. Dial-up directory started working again without any problem (I'm persevering it).

  My original problem was that the dial-up telephone directory would open, I could press on connect and then he would get Strawberry "registering on the network" and it would just freeze and the CPU would be really crazy. Sometimes I'd get a sign "not able to connect you - error number?" if I re-compound and then it worked. Other times I don't have the error message, it just frozen and I had to open the Task Manager to stop it. Then it would work, but will continue a few times after.

  Anyway, whatever it is there, for the moment at least, solved itself.

  That is sad that computers were the labor saving! HA!

• How does the routing within a virtual private network?

  I have 2 sites with their own internet connection, and there is a router on both ends that use VPN endpoints.  Both sites use 192.168.x.0 24 IP on their local network.

  When I ping from a computer on my LAN to a machine on the other LAN, how is that routing happens?  I don't see all the entries in the routing table.  And Setup on both devices is very simple and does not all IP except each other static external IP.  So, how is my router knows that when I ping 192.168.40.15 192.168.100.3 it's time to use the VPN to the other network?  When I run a tracert on that same IP address, it shows just 3 entries, my internal gateway, the other networks external IP and 192.168.100.3.  When I run a tracert address IP external, complete list of hops.

  So how is this working?  Obviously, the two cases have the same jumps, but how my router knows that the other router is the endpoint for the traffic directed to the subnet 192.168.100.0/24?

  The way that routers identify it is interesting to be incrypted (traffic) through the crypto ACL that you set up and apply to the card encryption.  When that traffic gets into the router, the router checks the routing table and sees that it has no route to the 192.168.100.0 network if it sends traffic using the default route.  When the traffic between, or cross is perhaps a better term, is the external interface ACL crypto and the router begins to take steps to encrypt the traffic and send it on the VPN tunnel.

  The crypto ACL must be configured at both ends of the tunnel and be eachother mirror images.  So if one side has the ACL:

  access-list 101 permit ip 192.168.40.0 0.0.0.255 192.168.100.0 0.0.0.255

  then the other side will have to be:

  access-list 101 permit ip 192.168.100.0 0.0.0.255 192.168.40.0 0.0.0.255

  So to summarize, routing takes place, but it is in the form of the default route.  While traffic is about to leave the external interface it is mapped to the crypto ACL and if a match is found, the traffic is encrypted and sent over the VPN.

  I hope that the explanation is understandable.

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• What do you do after you are connected to your virtual private network?

  Hello, I am new on this. I learn about the clients vpn and whatnot.

  My mother tried to get his files from his work at home on his cell phone, but we do not know what to do after that that it is connected. Even these days, we are connected, but we do not see all the files or gui or the virtual hard drive or anything like that.

  Where are we going to access these files once we are connected (I checked everywhere for this information but I'm not. I checked youtube and they talk about how to connect to the vpn, but not where to go to get your files from your trade or another location.)

  Thanks again to all

  It's a start. But nothing will not be automatic. What is the first thing she does on her computer when she is in the office? As by clicking on the icon or the start and the application.

  In addition, she uses his own computer at home or is it a company laptop? If it comes to his own computer and then she needs to have the applications desired loaded or there will be a way to access the Enterprise portal / application. If it's his cell phone things society should be easy as it applications (icons) should be at their usual place.

  > This bugs just a bit me because I was going to take my test of certification A + the next week and if I can't fix a simple me then how I'm supposed to go?

  I don't think that you should let this problem put a dent on the morale in the review. Some time troubleshooting is knowledge enough technique mind game.

  Good luck.

• Can you indicate several virtual private networks in the same Pool of IP on an ASA/PIX?

  Google and searched everywhere but it's difficult to expression and I struck out.

  Yes, you certainly can.

  If I understand what you're trying to achieve, is to say:

  -you have set up several groups, and you want to point all of these groups to the same Pool of IP.

  -If the above assumption is correct, then the answer is Yes, you can.