We may do that in the future, but for the moment I would like to keep things simple.
does anyone know of any routers out there that will work with a demand dial pptp connection to dial into a server 2003 rras/isa 2004 server?
you may want to use IPSec. the following search results may help.
microsoft ipsec articles It demonstrates how to enable security using IPSec default policies between ... Because the IPSec tunnel secures only traffic that is specified in the IPSec ...
www.howtonetworking.com/articles/msipsec.htm
ipsec how to How many IPSec tunnels BEFVP41 supports How to setup Windows IPsec client How to use Ipsecmon to view the policies of IPSec/L2TP ...
howtonetworking.com/RemoteAccess/ipsec.htm
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Is anyone aware of any hardware router that is compatible with Server
2003/ISA 2004 as a Demand Dial end point?
I have some small branch offices that I need to connect in to the main
office, and I don't want to install a seperate dedicated system just for
rras, to handle the demand dial vpn connection. I would rather replace it
with a small router that does the routing and PPTP connection.
