Hi,
I have 2 computers: first with Windows XP Professional installed serves
as host for connection sharing. The second computer (laptop) (Windows
XP Professional too) connects to the Internet through the first one.
Laptop is suppoused to access the vpn network but it doesn't and I
don't know why. I suppouse that some internet traffic can't pass the
host. Maybe ports related to the vpn are blocked? - if so, how can I
unblock them? How to enable vpn support for connection sharing?
Firewalls on both computers are disabled.
This is problem with connection sharing - I'm sure about it. When I'm
running Linux on the host machine and unblock vpn ports - it works.
I'm using Contivity VPN client.
Re: VPN: Can connect but not browse or do anything ... I've got a VPN set up. ... to my knowledge -- I had to put the host... Beyond connecting, however, I can't do much. ... All computers belong to the same workgroup. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
Re: VPN: Can connect but not browse or do anything ... I've got a VPN set up. ... to my knowledge -- I had to put the host... Beyond connecting, however, I can't do much. ... All computers belong to the same workgroup. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
VPN: Can connect but not browse or do anything ... I've got a VPN set up. ... to my knowledge -- I had to put the host... Beyond connecting, however, I can't do much. ... All computers belong to the same workgroup. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
Re: Remote desktop not connecting through VPN (only for my home ma ... We have a number of staff who connect using remote desktop through VPN to ... I on the other hand have never been able to get remote desktop to work from ... What about connection to SBS itself? ... I dont have any other computers at home and I connect the broadband modem ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Remote Desktop thru VPN and Network Security ... You can use Remote Access Policies to configure exactly what users can ... access via their VPN connection.... If you create a policy you can then edit ... infection if users are copying files back and forth between computers.... (microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services)
