Step by step: Configure a Windows Server 2003 VPN—Server side
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Overview: Set up a Windows Server 2003-based PPTP virtual private network (VPN) with this step-by-step installation and configuration guide.
No matter how small or large your network may be it is a safe bet that as the administrator you will be asked to configure a virtual private network (VPN). Connecting to the network from a remote location is just part of the business landscape. This download explains how to set up a Windows Server 2003-based PPTP VPN using the Routing and Remote Access Wizard. The steps include an explanation on how to:
- Determine which network adapter to use for the VPN connection
- Deploy the accessible user addresses
- Decide what means of authentication you want to provide
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Format: PDF | Size: 505KB | Date: Jul 2005 | Version: 1.0 | System Requirements: Acrobat Reader 5.0 or later | License: copyright | Downloads: 57214
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