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VPN with Pix , w2k and WinXP

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idsi

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I want to access my office network through VPN technology from Home. In my home i have Windows XP.
In the office i have windows 2000 Professional, PIX 501.
I want to know what configurations i need to do at home in my Windows XP.
Also what configurations i need to do in my windows XP .
And what i need to do on my firewall to have VPN.
I am a newbie and apologize for any silly questions if i had asked.

Thanks
IDSI
 
ip local pool VPDN-USERS 10.1.5.10-10.1.5.15 (set up pool of IPs you will get)
vpdn group GCIT-VDPN accept dialin pptp (allow pptp clients to connect)
vpdn group GCIT-VDPN ppp authentication mschap (auth method)
vpdn group GCIT-VDPN ppp encryption mppe 128 (encryption level)
vpdn group GCIT-VDPN client configuration address local VPDN-USERS (give them an IP from the pool)
vpdn group GCIT-VDPN client configuration dns HPSRV2K3 BIGRED (DNS server to dish out, optional)
vpdn group GCIT-VDPN client configuration wins HPSRV2K3 (WINS server to dish out, optional)
vpdn group GCIT-VDPN pptp echo 60 (send keepalives every minute)
vpdn group GCIT-VDPN client authentication local (set up auth for this group to be local to the firewall)
vpdn username dgarnett password ********* (vpn user name)
vpdn enable outside (enable pptp on the outside interface)
sysopt connection permit-pptp (allow established pptp sessions w/o need for a acl lookup)

here's a link from my site
***omit the LAN to LAN ipsec stuff

-gC-
 
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