VPN Connection through Vista

Dear All,
I'm trying to connect to my server using the VPN dial-up connection, its
showing the error as error 732 your computer & remote computer does not
respond PPTP protocols.Its showing on vista only, if i am trying to connect
through XP its working fine.
Please help me out of this.

"Sagar" <> wrote in message
news:277300E1-A63A-4E1C-84A3-...
> Dear All,
> I'm trying to connect to my server using the VPN dial-up connection, its
> showing the error as error 732 your computer & remote computer does not
> respond PPTP protocols.Its showing on vista only, if i am trying to
> connect
> through XP its working fine.
> Please help me out of this.


Maybe, you need to read the information in the link, as it talks about
possible solutions for Vista and VPN with a VPN server. Google is your
friend.

http://blogs.technet.com/rrasblog/default.aspx?p=2

Suggested by Carey Frisch:
Go to Start > Help and Support and in the Search Help
box type: VPN and press the Enter key. Then
click on the topic titled "Set up a remote connection to
your workplace using VPN".
--
Andre
Blog: http://adacosta.spaces.live.com
My Vista Quickstart Guide:
http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog...3DB!9709.entry
"Sagar" <> wrote in message
news:277300E1-A63A-4E1C-84A3-...
> Dear All,
> I'm trying to connect to my server using the VPN dial-up connection, its
> showing the error as error 732 your computer & remote computer does not
> respond PPTP protocols.Its showing on vista only, if i am trying to
> connect
> through XP its working fine.
> Please help me out of this.

thanks arnold,
actually, ihad tried this thing, but its not working, can u plz suggest me
or i have to do changes in my firewall or my server

"Mr. Arnold" wrote:

>
> "Sagar" <> wrote in message
> news:277300E1-A63A-4E1C-84A3-...
> > Dear All,
> > I'm trying to connect to my server using the VPN dial-up connection, its
> > showing the error as error 732 your computer & remote computer does not
> > respond PPTP protocols.Its showing on vista only, if i am trying to
> > connect
> > through XP its working fine.
> > Please help me out of this.
>
>
> Maybe, you need to read the information in the link, as it talks about
> possible solutions for Vista and VPN with a VPN server. Google is your
> friend.
>
> http://blogs.technet.com/rrasblog/default.aspx?p=2
>
>

"Sagar" <> wrote in message
news:CDC990F7-E892-43DC-9DDD-...
> thanks arnold,
> actually, ihad tried this thing, but its not working, can u plz suggest me
> or i have to do changes in my firewall or my server
>

I only messed around with VPN back into 2001 when I had to tunnel into the
company's VPN network. That was a total nightmare, but I got the router to
work with VPN. It took me a week or more to actually just stumble upon the
solution.

If you suspect that it is a FW issue that is preventing the client from
connecting to the server, then I suggest you post to comp.security.firewalls
where there may be someone there that can help you with your FW
configuration. There are server people there as well that might be able to
help you with your server. What kind of FW do you have? If you post to them
with some kind of toy personal FW solution, you might get ripped a part.
What do you have as a FW solution?

What is the server O/S?

What VPN solution is on the server? Can you not call or make contact with
the VPN vendor for support?

You might want to make a post to MS.Windows.vista.networking_sharing too to
see if you can get support.

thanks for your suggestions,
where will i get comp.security.firewalls this group
i'm using cisco 506e firewall & Win2003 SBS server.

"Mr. Arnold" wrote:

>
> "Sagar" <> wrote in message
> news:CDC990F7-E892-43DC-9DDD-...
> > thanks arnold,
> > actually, ihad tried this thing, but its not working, can u plz suggest me
> > or i have to do changes in my firewall or my server
> >
>
> I only messed around with VPN back into 2001 when I had to tunnel into the
> company's VPN network. That was a total nightmare, but I got the router to
> work with VPN. It took me a week or more to actually just stumble upon the
> solution.
>
> If you suspect that it is a FW issue that is preventing the client from
> connecting to the server, then I suggest you post to comp.security.firewalls
> where there may be someone there that can help you with your FW
> configuration. There are server people there as well that might be able to
> help you with your server. What kind of FW do you have? If you post to them
> with some kind of toy personal FW solution, you might get ripped a part.
> What do you have as a FW solution?
>
> What is the server O/S?
>
> What VPN solution is on the server? Can you not call or make contact with
> the VPN vendor for support?
>
> You might want to make a post to MS.Windows.vista.networking_sharing too to
> see if you can get support.
>
>

thanks for your post
i tried that but in that they are not showing the correct way & anyway i had
setup the VPN & everything, its giving me error when i'm trying to connect to
my server
my firewall is 506e & server is WIN2003 SBS server
thanks

"Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]" wrote:

> Suggested by Carey Frisch:
> Go to Start > Help and Support and in the Search Help
> box type: VPN and press the Enter key. Then
> click on the topic titled "Set up a remote connection to
> your workplace using VPN".
> --
> Andre
> Blog: http://adacosta.spaces.live.com
> My Vista Quickstart Guide:
> http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog...3DB!9709.entry
> "Sagar" <> wrote in message
> news:277300E1-A63A-4E1C-84A3-...
> > Dear All,
> > I'm trying to connect to my server using the VPN dial-up connection, its
> > showing the error as error 732 your computer & remote computer does not
> > respond PPTP protocols.Its showing on vista only, if i am trying to
> > connect
> > through XP its working fine.
> > Please help me out of this.
>
>
>

"Sagar" <> wrote in message
news:BF213BE2-DC4C-489D-A656-...
> thanks for your suggestions,
> where will i get comp.security.firewalls this group

If your ISP doesn't provide a newsgroup service, then it might be tuff for
you to get to the NG. You might be able to use a free NG service that will
allow you to post and reply.

> i'm using cisco 506e firewall & Win2003 SBS server.

If you can get there to the NG, then it does have people there that might be
able to assist you.