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Hi,
I have cablevision residential cable service at home and can VPN to my
work from home no problem(using Cisco client I got from our network
folks).
I have W2000 desktop at home behind the router and W/XP laptop. Since
my router has "VPN support" I want to VPN-connect my laptop to my home
network(desktop) while I am at work.
I enabled both PPTP and L2TP "servers" on the router and tried both
settings on my laptop - so far no success.
If I try PPTP connection on laptop - connection hangs with message
"Verifying user name and password"(whell, I know that password is
correct).
If I try L2TP - it errors with message "Error 789: ... the security
layer encountered a processing error during initial negotiations with
the remote computer".
Any ideas how I can trace/fix the problem. Is it possible that
Cablevision is blocking some ports that are needed to establish VPN
connection to my home?
Thank you.
Mark Q.
Hi,
I have cablevision residential cable service at home and can VPN to my
work from home no problem(using Cisco client I got from our network
folks).
I have W2000 desktop at home behind the router and W/XP laptop. Since
my router has "VPN support" I want to VPN-connect my laptop to my home
network(desktop) while I am at work.
I enabled both PPTP and L2TP "servers" on the router and tried both
settings on my laptop - so far no success.
If I try PPTP connection on laptop - connection hangs with message
"Verifying user name and password"(whell, I know that password is
correct).
If I try L2TP - it errors with message "Error 789: ... the security
layer encountered a processing error during initial negotiations with
the remote computer".
Any ideas how I can trace/fix the problem. Is it possible that
Cablevision is blocking some ports that are needed to establish VPN
connection to my home?
Thank you.
Mark Q.