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morriss · 10-03-2001

I have a VPN3030 I am trying to create a PPTP connection with using a PC with Win2K Pro. I am using the Win2K client. The error I am getting states that I am trying to send a request to the 3030 saying I want to use a specific address (Error 735). ...

morriss · 04-26-2005

If you use the PDM to manage the Pix, it creates those entries. But does not mean those addresses can manage the Pix. That is determined by the http command lines.I manage our Pixes with the PDM, makes it easier on my backup person. I have all my...

morriss · 03-28-2005

A leased line is a considered a "public" line, and for security purposes you may wish to encrypt the data transmitted/received on the line.Encrypting this data on a leased line may seem extreme, but there are many cases where you want to do this - go...

morriss · 10-23-2002

I attempted this, and ran into something interesting. The PC trying to connect used to kick the 1st one right off its VPN connection. Now, the 1st stays connected, but the second PC, the user cannot authenticate. It keeps asking for the user passw...

morriss · 09-18-2002

We have MS Radius set up on our Win2K server. The VPN3030 authenticates to the Radius, which can use the user database for radius to check against. It works really well, and the "Allo Remote Access" works with it also.Scott

morriss · 05-06-2002

The easiest way would be to run Radius on your Microsoft Server. You could then utilize the userlist in your NT domain since the Microsoft Radius authenticates against the NT domain. Scott

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