newbie question: Nt4 vpn connection

Jon Carnes jonc at HAHT.COM
Mon Apr 30 10:30:17 EDT 2001


Sounds like either a WINS problem, or a Domain authentication problem.  Have
the NT boxes been properly added to the Domain?

There is a Windows tool (from the tool kit - BROWSTAT.EXE), that will help
you troubleshoot the problem.  It lets you look at all the NetBIOS
information.

Jon Carnes

----- Original Message -----
From: "Alhana Starbreeze" <elf at NAUTICOM.NET>
To: <VPN at SECURITYFOCUS.COM>
Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 2:37 PM
Subject: newbie question: Nt4 vpn connection


> OK, I'm a newbie here, but I've been reading up as much as I can on
> VPNs, and here is my situation.
>
> I set up a VPN with our Netopia R9100 router and I installed PPTP and
> set up DUN so that after I connect to my ISP I can connect to the IP of
> the router. I can connect just fine with several NT boxes and 2000
> boxes. However, when I connect with any NT4 workstation, the 2000 boxes
> on the LAN can see them, but the NT boxes cannot see any network
> resources. I can ping the IPs of the servers from the NT machines, but I
> cannot browse, or connect via run -> \\server\share. I have checked the
> lmhosts file, and it all looks kosher.
>
> The 2000 machines can both connect to the VPN and see the network
> resources just fine. I followed the documentation on Netopia's site to
> the T.
>
> I've tried installing SP6a on the NT boxes, and also upping them to the
> 128-bit encryption version.
>
> I'm wondering if the gateways are causing an issue since the ISP i am
> dialing into is also who provides our DSL.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
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