PPTP VPN Issue

I am trying to setup my MS VPN to authenticate against AD. I am going to
have a few (3) employees that are going to authenticate from whereever they
maybe to our home office.

I set up the radius server and that seemed to go just fine. I was able to
setup our "Employees" group to be able to authenticate. Then I go over to
Routing and Remote Access Server Snap In. The server that I have has two
interfaces/nics. I select the nic with the address that is going to be on
the dmz as the interface that connects to the internet. Then select that I
will be using Radius and put in that server.

Then when everything is done I get the DHCP Relay message and so I set that
up, but when the service restarts I then can never access the server any
longer. This same server is our DHCP server so I can not get to the internet
or anything.

I know this is confusing but if you guys/girls have any questions to help me
resolve this i can gladly provide those. Thanks all.

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Thanks so Much

Mike

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"Mike via WinServerKB.com" <u16958@uwe> wrote in message
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>I am trying to setup my MS VPN to authenticate against AD. I am going to
> have a few (3) employees that are going to authenticate from whereever
> they
> maybe to our home office.
>
> I set up the radius server and that seemed to go just fine. I was able to
> setup our "Employees" group to be able to authenticate. Then I go over to
> Routing and Remote Access Server Snap In. The server that I have has two
> interfaces/nics. I select the nic with the address that is going to be on
> the dmz as the interface that connects to the internet. Then select that
> I
> will be using Radius and put in that server.
>
> Then when everything is done I get the DHCP Relay message and so I set
> that
> up, but when the service restarts I then can never access the server any
> longer. This same server is our DHCP server so I can not get to the
> internet
> or anything.
>
> I know this is confusing but if you guys/girls have any questions to help
> me
> resolve this i can gladly provide those. Thanks all.
>

Did you enable the server as a router? Go to the remote access server
properties dialog box on the general tab and check the router box.
Since you didn't specify the OS I am assuming W2k3.

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In article <5993fb691056e@uwe>, u16958@uwe says...
> I go over to
> Routing and Remote Access Server Snap In. The server that I have has two
> interfaces/nics. I select the nic with the address that is going to be on
> the dmz as the interface that connects to the internet. Then select that I
> will be using Radius and put in that server.
>
> Then when everything is done I get the DHCP Relay message and so I set that
> up, but when the service resta
>

Does the client connect if you setup a static address pool rather than a
DHCP relay agent?

Ben Smith