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Re: Connecting to a VPNIn article <CEC9B71A-8F20-4C89-9DDB-859A3F8B0D64@microsoft.com>,Arthur Dent <hitchhikersguideto-news@yahoo.com> wrote:>>Any one any ideas?> The best way to debug vpn connections is watch the traffic. Somevpn clients have very extensive diagnostics. See if yours has a debug ordiagnostic window to bring up. (If it doesn't you'll need a sniffer ofsome kind like wireshark.) You can look at the debug window and see wherethe setup is failing. There are several steps to setting up a vpn. Chancesare that a firewall, packet filter, or some such is blocking one of the 3protocols/ports used. That appears as a time out because the packets sentare never acknowledged. A simple fix might be to disable packet filtering on the Vista side.
Re: Connecting to a VPN
In article <CEC9B71A-8F20-4C89-9DDB-859A3F8B0D64@microsoft.com>,
Arthur Dent <hitchhikersguideto-news@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>Any one any ideas?
The best way to debug vpn connections is watch the traffic. Some
vpn clients have very extensive diagnostics. See if yours has a debug or
diagnostic window to bring up. (If it doesn't you'll need a sniffer of
some kind like wireshark.) You can look at the debug window and see where
the setup is failing. There are several steps to setting up a vpn. Chances
are that a firewall, packet filter, or some such is blocking one of the 3
protocols/ports used. That appears as a time out because the packets sent
are never acknowledged.
A simple fix might be to disable packet filtering on the Vista side.