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Old January 19th 08, 01:06 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
mfluckiger
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Default vpn and vista

I have a number of staff members that connect to our office using a vpn
connection. We have been doing this for a long time using windows xp pro
with no issues at all.

We connect to vpn and then use an internal IP address to connect to the
workstation using Real vnc.

We now have 3 users with windows vista and none of these users can get vista
vpn to successfully connect. This is from 3 different location using high
speed dsl connections.

After setting up the vpn connection and pressing connect, it tries and then
returns the message 'Failed to connect to VPN Connection'

I have tried this for the last hour with no success. I have the firewall
turned off (which I always do as I'm behind a router with a firewall).

Very little to find searching this issue on Google so if anyone has any
tips, it will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Michael
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Old January 19th 08, 03:51 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Robert L. \(MS-MVP\)[_202_]
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Default vpn and vista

It could be MS-CHAPv2. For more troubleshooting details, check this search
result. Please post back with the result.

Vista VPN IssuesPost Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 7:15 pm Post subject: Vista
VPN issues, Reply with quote ... Info: Step by step troubleshooting VISTA
sharing . ...
www.chicagotech.net/vista/vistavpn.htm


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I have a number of staff members that connect to our office using a vpn
connection. We have been doing this for a long time using windows xp pro
with no issues at all.

We connect to vpn and then use an internal IP address to connect to the
workstation using Real vnc.

We now have 3 users with windows vista and none of these users can get
vista
vpn to successfully connect. This is from 3 different location using high
speed dsl connections.

After setting up the vpn connection and pressing connect, it tries and
then
returns the message 'Failed to connect to VPN Connection'

I have tried this for the last hour with no success. I have the firewall
turned off (which I always do as I'm behind a router with a firewall).

Very little to find searching this issue on Google so if anyone has any
tips, it will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Michael


 




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