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Glenn d
Hello,
I set up an incoming connection to my local computer ( XP
Home) that isusing a cable modem connection.
For the preliminary test I used my work laptop ( Dell
running XP Professional , 3 mths old) to see if I could
dial up (56k modem) via the Internet through VPN
connection.
I created a VPN connection for this test and used the IP
Address of the computer I was connecting to. All
firewalls were disabled.
The result was; the computer would connect, verify
password, begin registering and the give an error of 733
which indicates the PPP protocol is not correct between
the two machines. I trying enabling and disabling almost
all configurations suggested but no luck as of yet. I
did see in the event log a note stating it was not
possible to issue an IP address to the incoming
connection.
I was able to ping the IP address and also the "no-ip"
address I set up without errors. I did not enable to no-
ip program while doing the basic test.
I will be trying to communicate from a remote computer in
the near future and this was the first try, NO LUCK.The
remote will be using a cable modem. I am not sure this
will make a difference.
If someone could shed some light as to a possible remedy,
that would be great.
Thanks,
Glenn d
I set up an incoming connection to my local computer ( XP
Home) that isusing a cable modem connection.
For the preliminary test I used my work laptop ( Dell
running XP Professional , 3 mths old) to see if I could
dial up (56k modem) via the Internet through VPN
connection.
I created a VPN connection for this test and used the IP
Address of the computer I was connecting to. All
firewalls were disabled.
The result was; the computer would connect, verify
password, begin registering and the give an error of 733
which indicates the PPP protocol is not correct between
the two machines. I trying enabling and disabling almost
all configurations suggested but no luck as of yet. I
did see in the event log a note stating it was not
possible to issue an IP address to the incoming
connection.
I was able to ping the IP address and also the "no-ip"
address I set up without errors. I did not enable to no-
ip program while doing the basic test.
I will be trying to communicate from a remote computer in
the near future and this was the first try, NO LUCK.The
remote will be using a cable modem. I am not sure this
will make a difference.
If someone could shed some light as to a possible remedy,
that would be great.
Thanks,
Glenn d