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Dial In problem for windows server 2003 R2

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by mekmek

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I'm just installed a USB 56K modem on a server 2003 and this server is a child domain.

I have create accept incoming connection. Create a user account, assign dial in permission to allow dial in and start the Remote Access services.

When dial from outside, type in User ID and password. It still shows me authenticate fail
What else should I do in order to dial in to server 2003 from outside thru modem?

I?m do the same things on an xp machine and try to dial in from outside to xp machine, login successfully.

Any help will be appreciated
Thanks.

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by wizard-09

Ok so you say it works with the XP OS, what OS is having the problem dailing in ?

We would need this information so that we can help you.

by mekmek

I'm meant can dial in to server 2003 but authentication fail.It alwasy prompt me for ID and password.

by wizard-09

Have you got a RADIUS in place in your network?

Google RADIUS server this is what you need for the Dail in service you require, can you not just setup a VPN to the server from the outside ?

Edit

In a good mood today cause its Friday below is a lik on RADIUS

http://www.linktionary.com/r/radius.html

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by mekmek

Thank for your quick respond.

Don't have RADIUS server.

I'm just want to create a remote dial in connection in server 2003 to let the vendor can dial in to my server thru 56k modem to do ERP system support.

After created the connection, they still complaint can not dial in, authentication fail. That?s the problem I?m facing now.

I'm follow microsoft technet link to configure to allow dial in access.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc738142.aspx

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