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Dan Voss
I use my Windows XP Pro workstation to connect to 3
different VPN Servers. Until recently, I did not have
problems connecting to any of them. The current RRAS
servers that I connect to are a Windows Server 2003, a
Windows 2000 SP3 Server, and a Windows 2000 SP4 Server.
Each of these servers is at a different location. I have
recently begun to experience problems connecting to the
Windows 2000 SP4 Server. When verifying username and
password, I get an Error 721, the remote host is not
responding. Occasionally, I do get a connection.
For comparison purposes, immediately after getting that
error, I have been able to successfully connect to either
of the other 2 servers, so I tend to be ruling out a
problem on my workstation. However, not all users of this
VPN connection are experiencing the same problem.
A review of the RRAS logs shows that there was not a
maximum user problem at the time of the attempted
connection.
I suspect that the installation of Windows SP4 on the
RRAS server may have something to do with this. I have
reviews KB article 810839. It is a little unclear as to
whether the registry change listed at the end of the
article is to be appled to the PPTP client or the server,
but I do know that applying this fix to the client did
not resolve the problem.
Any suggestions are welcome.
different VPN Servers. Until recently, I did not have
problems connecting to any of them. The current RRAS
servers that I connect to are a Windows Server 2003, a
Windows 2000 SP3 Server, and a Windows 2000 SP4 Server.
Each of these servers is at a different location. I have
recently begun to experience problems connecting to the
Windows 2000 SP4 Server. When verifying username and
password, I get an Error 721, the remote host is not
responding. Occasionally, I do get a connection.
For comparison purposes, immediately after getting that
error, I have been able to successfully connect to either
of the other 2 servers, so I tend to be ruling out a
problem on my workstation. However, not all users of this
VPN connection are experiencing the same problem.
A review of the RRAS logs shows that there was not a
maximum user problem at the time of the attempted
connection.
I suspect that the installation of Windows SP4 on the
RRAS server may have something to do with this. I have
reviews KB article 810839. It is a little unclear as to
whether the registry change listed at the end of the
article is to be appled to the PPTP client or the server,
but I do know that applying this fix to the client did
not resolve the problem.
Any suggestions are welcome.