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|    VPN pptp - strange problem    |
|    06 Sep 06 00:02:55    |
      From: Lars.Kalsen@jubii.dk              Hi all you gurues,              We have some PCs sitting on a wlan behind a Cisco router. We have used NAT       (one-one IP adress translation) on the router to tranlate to public       addresses when the user want to onto the nternet.              Then we observed that it was not possible for the PCs to use XPs build in       VPN client which used pptp as a protocol to connect to a VP_N server on the       Net..              Then we switched to PAT (many-to one adresse translation) and then they       could connect with the VPN client. We find that rather strange              Has anybody heard about this before - or does someone have an explanation.       Has it something to do with Cisco implementation of NAT/PAT              Any clue is appreciated              Greetings from Denmark              Lars Kalsen              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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