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VPN drive mapping and control

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by theb Feb 28, 2006 last reply Feb 28, 2006

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Running Windows VPN server:

Once VPN connection is established, how do I map a drive to it to exchange files?

Another scenario, if I have a remote machine that has a VPN connection to my server, is there a way to enable remote desktop from the server to the VPN client?

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by bfilmfan Feb 28, 2006

Once the VPN connection is established, you would map drives just as you normally would:

http://www.bbk.ac.uk/ccs/docs/vpn/nmap/n-drive-winxp.htm for an example of doing this.

You will need to open the RDP port over the VPN or use RDP over HTTPS, which is available with R2 of Windows 2003.

by theb Feb 28, 2006

thanks for replying.

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