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Micorsoft RAS Error: 87
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Richard
Dec 5, 2001, 7:21:06 PM12/5/01
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I am trying to install a DSL modem, and have connected all
of the hardware with no problems. However, when I am
loading the Software for the internet connection I am
receiving a Micorsoft RAS Error: 87. Can anyone point me
in the correct direction to locating what is causing this
error? I have also contacted my ISP and they recommend
contacting Microsoft for a resolution.
of the hardware with no problems. However, when I am
loading the Software for the internet connection I am
receiving a Micorsoft RAS Error: 87. Can anyone point me
in the correct direction to locating what is causing this
error? I have also contacted my ISP and they recommend
contacting Microsoft for a resolution.
Thanks
test
Dec 6, 2001, 8:13:30 AM12/6/01
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Hi,
I would like remote users to dial-in in W2000 box with RRAS (adress in
172.16.16.0) and be masqueraded to work on the internal network
(193.249.0.0)(to avoid changing parameters on switches and routers), but in
NAT the only thing possible seems to be the other way around (masquerading
internal user on internet) since the dial-in modem doesnt appear as a valid
NAT interface.
Have I missed something?
If my approach is wrong, how would you do it? I m certainly not the only one
to try to access office resources from home?
I would like remote users to dial-in in W2000 box with RRAS (adress in
172.16.16.0) and be masqueraded to work on the internal network
(193.249.0.0)(to avoid changing parameters on switches and routers), but in
NAT the only thing possible seems to be the other way around (masquerading
internal user on internet) since the dial-in modem doesnt appear as a valid
NAT interface.
Have I missed something?
If my approach is wrong, how would you do it? I m certainly not the only one
to try to access office resources from home?
Thanks
Pierre-Yves
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