First of all, we don't recommended to install VPN on a DC. That may cause a
name resolution or connectivity issue. Check the below link for more
details. Can you ping workstation by IP?
Name resolution on VPN
After enabling RRAS on a DC with WINS and DNS server, you may have
some Master Browser, WINS or/and connectivity issues. That reason is that
VPN server is a ...
www.chicagotech.net/nameresolutionpnvpn.htm
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"harry balls" <not.TakeThisOut@home.com> wrote in message
news:eAJtysPmJHA.1184@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> win2003 network w/ AD. hardware firewall has port 3389 open and forwarded
> to the domain controller. users authenticate at the domain controller to
> establish VPN, then run RDP to get to their desktops.
>
> i (and other users) can establish the VPN w/ no issues. i can VPN/RDP to
> either desktop of our win2003 servers. i cannot VPN/RDP to any of the
> desktop computers (winXP w/ SP3). i haven't tried all 30+, i did try 2,
> and both of these were working last week.
>
> i can RDP to another desktop while inside the network. i've checked the
> firewall logs (on the desktops) for SymantecEndPointProtection firewall
> and they do not show any blocked traffic during the VPN/RDP testing
> periods.
>
> i'm looking at the desktop logs now...
>
> any help here?
>
>
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