Windows 7 Can't get VPN to work
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Celestra
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Does this help at all ? Type of routers used, all error codes. Are these computers both Windows 7 ? What are The computer specifications ? Case Studies - VPN error 721 and 800
VPN troubleshooting tools
Does this help at all ? Type of routers used, all error codes. Are these computers both Windows 7 ? What are The computer specifications ? Case Studies - VPN error 721 and 800
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VPNs can be finicky and problems regarding them are often very unique and specific to a particular device, OS, or software solution. Individual Routers have various methods of passing VPNs, sometimes you can just poke a hole with port forwarding, other times you need to find that specific routers check box to allow VPNs.
Celestra provided a good link and here's another VPN error 800
The guys at howtonetworking have some good tips and on that page you may find some resolution that will help, but there are also additional links on that page which you might very well find more helpful. Good luck and keep us posted, your solution, when found may prove helpful to other members.
Celestra provided a good link and here's another VPN error 800
The guys at howtonetworking have some good tips and on that page you may find some resolution that will help, but there are also additional links on that page which you might very well find more helpful. Good luck and keep us posted, your solution, when found may prove helpful to other members.
Thanks for the help, the websites are helping a lot.
The server computer is in a completely different time zone so I have to wait for a good time before I can initiate anything. However I did get some specs from the server setup.
The machine is running windows 7 32 bit and is behind a linksys wrt160n v2. I have just done some searching and have seen problems with that router, so hopefully I'll be able to resolve it soon.
The Client computer is also running Windows 7 32 bit and is behind a very old I/O Data NP B8RL router.
I'll keep you informed.
The server computer is in a completely different time zone so I have to wait for a good time before I can initiate anything. However I did get some specs from the server setup.
The machine is running windows 7 32 bit and is behind a linksys wrt160n v2. I have just done some searching and have seen problems with that router, so hopefully I'll be able to resolve it soon.
The Client computer is also running Windows 7 32 bit and is behind a very old I/O Data NP B8RL router.
I'll keep you informed.
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