What this does is uses the IP protocol number 47 (aka GRE) and a the TCP port
1723. The connection will work just fine as long as you do not block either of
these (just check your packet filter firewall if you have one...)
We are running a Private Medical Network here in Western Colorado, and we are
using and teaching the hospitals how to implement VPNs.
Thanks,
Allan
James Laszko wrote:
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> I have a user that wants to setup a PPTP connection through dialup on one
> of our PM2's and his office NT server. Is this able to happen? Do we need
> to do anything special?
>
> Thanks,
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