Windows 2003 set up VPN service

  
        

I hope to help guys who don't get a proxy on the server. Service must open Workstation Telephony Remote Access Connection Manager Remote Access Auto Connection Manager Remote Registry Server Routing and Remote Access To stop or allow port 1723 windows firewall/internet connection sharing (ICS)

**** (local) Select configuration and enable routing and remote access. The next step is to define the configuration. [Select this to use a single NIC. The default single NIC is not for VPN services.]

Check the VPN access and NAT/Basic The next step of the firewall is to complete

right click on the **** (local) attribute IP tab default is to select the dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) automatically assigned IP by the server

can also choose to static Address pool, just add an internal network IP range For example: starting IP address: 192.168.8.2 Ending IP address 192.168.8.254

OK save!

Next step to find IP routing → NAT /basic firewall right-click to select the first new interface here to select the local connection public interface to connect to the Internet. Enable NAT on this interface before hooking

OKSave!Exit

Into Computer Management →Local Users and Groups--Users select a user to dial in. Right click on the property dial-in tab and select Allow dial-in to determine

The basic setup of the VPN is complete. ----------------------------------------- Operation on this machine---- ------------

Configure your own machine to connect to the VPN below

Network Neighborhood Right-Click Properties New Connection Wizard Next Select ‘Connect to my workplace Network & rsquo;

Next select the virtual network dedicated connection and enter a company name. Enter the server IP or (domain name). Finish

Enter the dial-in user just set up after the connection

Enter IPCONFIG -ALL under CMD and you can find an IP address.

When you go to www.ip138.com, look at the IP before connecting VPN.

With VPN After connecting, look at the IP

Your IP is not the same as the VPN server!

This is the proxy server.
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