After installing Windows Defender Remote Access VPN's don't work

[Guest]

When i try to ping on a workstation behind de ras-server there is no reply,
when i try to ping on the ras-server there is a reply.

Even deinstalling Windows Defender is is not working, must i format the and
reinstall the ras-server ?

 

[Bill Sanderson]

Say some more.

I've got Windows Defender active and working on two Windows 2000 servers
which are providing RAS and PPTP VPN connections.

Both are working normally.

Questions? On the workstations you are trying to reach behind this
server--any other changes lately--Windows OneCare Live beta, for example,
has a firewall that turns off ping responses by default.

Aside from pings, does remote access work? What else can you test?

I tend to do Remote Desktop Connection over a VPN connection--can you
connect that to a workstation? If not by name, can you connect by IP
address?

 

[Guest]

thanx, i found a solution, but there is a lot that must be fixed.

 

[Bill Sanderson]

Was this a situation in which cleaning spyware caused this?
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[Segar]

Would you pls post the fix?
thx

thanx, i found a solution, but there is a lot that must be fixed.

 

[Guest]

default install, i'm still sorry but learned a lot because of this

 

[Guest]

till sofar i added the other connections to the NAT/Firewall. very weird, but
it works
now i must find how to open the port for RPD-talk, is still disabled

 

[Bill Sanderson]

Ouch--I can't imagine this happening simply because of the install.

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[Bill Sanderson]

3389, tcp is the port for RDP.

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till sofar i added the other connections to the NAT/Firewall. very weird,
but
it works
now i must find how to open the port for RPD-talk, is still disabled

 

[Guest]

The error was not Windows Defender, but my provider @home.

 

[Bill Sanderson]

Glad to hear that.

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The error was not Windows Defender, but my provider @home.