From: marc.r.freedman@nasa.gov   
      
   Thanks for your help. I finally had a breakthrough (thanks to D-link   
   customer support!) I simply had to specify the client IP address in the   
   D-Link. Once the client had a unique IP address all was well. Should I   
   need to connect more than one client to the VPN I will have problems though.   
      
   ppointer@nospamindspring.com wrote:   
      
   > I don't know anything about the particular model of DLink you're using.   
   >   Typically when you're using PPTP, this is a softare solution that   
   > requires a server on one end, like your Win2k server machine.  The   
   > service on the Win2k server is call "Routing and Remote Access", though   
   > some of us refer to it as Remote Terminal Services.  If you have a   
   > router that can support this service, then most everything I told you   
   > would not apply.   
      
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