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Aviator Rob
I have 2 PPTP VPN connections to remote customer sites that for whatever
reason have decided to stop working. I get one error of 619 and the other
721. The odd thing is that I can connect to these two with the same setup on
another XP and Vista machine. So the trouble is unfortunately on my work
notebook. L2TP connections and Cisco VPN connections are not affected, only
the PPTP.
Each one will show the indicator that it is verifying username and password
but will go no further. I believe that the process is stuck trying to
establish a connection and just does not complete. I have recreated the two
connections on the notebook and met the same results.
I have already recovered this notebook once to factory defaults, and do not
wish to do the same should I have to.
Can anyone help me ferret out the issue, or has seen this happen to PPTP
connections? I can tell you that each VPN is connecting to a firewall device,
one an IBM ISS box and the other a Fortigate.
I cannot stress enough that the problem is local to my notebook, since I can
connect using other systems with my credentials.
reason have decided to stop working. I get one error of 619 and the other
721. The odd thing is that I can connect to these two with the same setup on
another XP and Vista machine. So the trouble is unfortunately on my work
notebook. L2TP connections and Cisco VPN connections are not affected, only
the PPTP.
Each one will show the indicator that it is verifying username and password
but will go no further. I believe that the process is stuck trying to
establish a connection and just does not complete. I have recreated the two
connections on the notebook and met the same results.
I have already recovered this notebook once to factory defaults, and do not
wish to do the same should I have to.
Can anyone help me ferret out the issue, or has seen this happen to PPTP
connections? I can tell you that each VPN is connecting to a firewall device,
one an IBM ISS box and the other a Fortigate.
I cannot stress enough that the problem is local to my notebook, since I can
connect using other systems with my credentials.