Hi,
I have set up the VPN server on XP.
After a lot of work adjusting firewalls and router settings I can now log in from an Android phone! Hurrah!
However I need to set the Virtual DHCP mode in the server to do this.
If I do not set Virtual DHCP I get a DHCP failure in the log files - and no connection.
I then put a DHCP server on my XP machine, and fully tested it.
However still no luck!
So I installed Wireshark, the network packet viewer. If I turn Virtual DHCP off, I do NOT see any DHCP request from the VPN server during a remote connection process.
I just get the DHCP error in the log file.
So: can the VPN server really use an external DHCP server running on the same XP machine?
Thanks!
Richard (in England)
Why no DHCP packets on ports 67 / 68 from the VPN server?
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Re: Why no DHCP packets on ports 67 / 68 from the VPN server
If you bridge the virtual hub with you're local lan the client will get it's ip address from the local lan's dhcp server (whatever that is).
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Re: Why no DHCP packets on ports 67 / 68 from the VPN server
>> If you bridge the virtual hub with you're local lan
Ah, it seems that I have missed a vital step ... back to the manual ...
Many thnaks!
Ah, it seems that I have missed a vital step ... back to the manual ...
Many thnaks!