VPN ports

[Adam]

Is it possible to get the Win2k3 VPN server to listen on another port than
1723 for incoming PPTP connections?

Thx in advance

/Adam

 

[Sooner Al]

AFAIK, that is not possible...

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[Jeffrey Randow (MVP)]

Not without rewriting both the client and server portions of the
Windows XP VPN..

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[Bob]

Not without rewriting both the client and server portions of the
Windows XP VPN..

The specific port number, 1723, is likely a constant that is coded
into the executable only once. You could use a hex editor to find it
and change it.

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