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March 29th 07, 02:10 AM
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Best way to setup VPN for vista to Server 2k3
Would someone from microsoft please post a step by step process or link to an
article about how to set up a fully functional VPN between Vista business and a Server 2003 network using the Vista VPN client? I can reliably connect to the VPN on my office network, but cannot access the fileshares. Please list the requirements at both ends, ie what protocols need to be running, what services need to be running, etc. Our XP boxes do this with no trouble, but my vista business laptop won't see the network shares. I can ping, and I can remote desktop to any computer on the network, but no access to the files shares. Please let all of us know what is the correct setup, or admit that this is a bug and will be fixed soon. It is really hard for me to recommend this vista upgrade to my users if we can't do this basic and necessary task. And I really think that Vista is pretty good. But these little quirks in vital features are definately slowing down our migration. -- Russell Reid 
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March 29th 07, 09:41 AM
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Best way to setup VPN for vista to Server 2k3
"Russell Reid" wrote in message
... Would someone from microsoft please post a step by step process or link to an article about how to set up a fully functional VPN between Vista business and a Server 2003 network using the Vista VPN client? I can reliably connect to the VPN on my office network, but cannot access the fileshares. Please list the requirements at both ends, ie what protocols need to be running, what services need to be running, etc. Our XP boxes do this with no trouble, but my vista business laptop won't see the network shares. I can ping, and I can remote desktop to any computer on the network, but no access to the files shares. Please let all of us know what is the correct setup, or admit that this is a bug and will be fixed soon. It is really hard for me to recommend this vista upgrade to my users if we can't do this basic and necessary task. And I really think that Vista is pretty good. But these little quirks in vital features are definately slowing down our migration. -- Russell Reid You might look at the responses in this thread... http://forums.microsoft.com/TechNet/...8761&SiteID=17 -- Al Jarvi (MS-MVP Windows Networking) Please post *ALL* questions and replies to the news group for the mutual benefit of all of us... The MS-MVP Program - http://mvp.support.microsoft.com This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights...
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