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by jcox303
by dean
by dean
Answers to jerimiah@vaforklift.com:
The clients are receiving their ip address fron the RAS server via static address pool.
The win2k machine is connected to the same network as the VPN server for testing. The win98 machine is connected to the internet via ADSL. The VPN server is in the dmz behind a firewall. The firewall is setup to allow pptp from the adsl's ip address.
by lccano
This is not necessarily an indication of a problem. Private addresses for RAS/VPN clients show up with a 255.255.255.255 mask because the ras/vpn device is seeing the client as a unique address rather than as a network + host address. You'll see the same thing when you vpn in to something like a sonicwall without assigning a private address or even if you do assign private addresses. Remember, with ip subnetting, the "ones" were markers for the part of the address that identified the "network" and did not change. The zeros marked off the host address and could change. If none of the bits can change, you have a unique network with one member, the network itself. Your ras/vpn device sees the client as a remote network with which it connects.
If you are having problems accessing resources I'd look at gateway and dns settings being handed out by ras server.
by dean
by dean
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