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abcnjackson (TechnicalUser)
28 Aug 03 23:08
Hi, I have been trying for months to set up my computer to dial into my computer at work.  I finally have the dial-up configured.  I make the connection, and I get logged on, albeit at a very slow rate.  I have researched everything from Microsoft to google searches.  I am sure that I must be missing something obvious, but I can't get my desktop to open after I have logged on so that I can use it (like remote desktop).  My XP bible makes it sound like it's just a matter of setting up the dialup connection and your there.  I have windows XP professional at work and windows XP home edition at home.  I do have remote desktop and web connect setup, but for some reason they are not always reliable. I have tried setting up a vpn connection using the dialup connection, but I get error 800.  Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
compgirlfhredi (TechnicalUser)
8 Sep 03 22:45
When you try to establish a VPN connection, you receive:
Error 800: Unable to establish connection.
This error can be the result of having outdated firmware on a router.To see if this is the problem, perform a network trace. If the router advertises a 0 window size in the TCP handshake on port 1723, update the firmware.


compgirlfhredi (TechnicalUser)
8 Sep 03 22:54
Dial up networking 800 error
The VPN server may be un-reachable, or security parameters may not be configured properly for this connection.
This error may occur if a Virtual Private Network .Some of the reasons this error occurs include:

The PPTP or L2TP server is not reachable. A firewall could be blocking traffic; the server name specified in your connection could be incorrect.

Your connection configuration might prevent IPSec from establishing a secure channel with the server. A network component such as Network Address Translation (NAT) or a firewall might be blocking IPSec traffic.

Verify whether you have a current machine certificate or that the pre-shared key is correct. Check the security settings in the properties for your network connection.
See this MS article:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/using/howto/gomobile/vpns.asp

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