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Multiple logins, PPTP thru PIX
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| Jim Holcomb 2004-09-15, 8:47 pm |
| I work for a software company and we connect to some of our
customers by VPN. One customer has a Microsoft PPTP VPN and
we can only get 1 connection through at a time.
Our PIX is at version 6.3(3) and I have the fixup protocol pptp 1723
statement in our config.
Is there a way to get multiple users signed on? cisco recommended
giving public IP's to my users but I'd rather not start managing
that. Could a gateway server logged into the customer's VPN
get multiple users logged in?
Thanks,
Jim
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| Mark Undrill 2004-09-15, 8:47 pm |
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"Jim Holcomb" <Jim@h0lc0mb.c0m> wrote in message
news:jD2Zc.1767$ay.266130@twister.southeast.rr.com...
> I work for a software company and we connect to some of our
> customers by VPN. One customer has a Microsoft PPTP VPN and
> we can only get 1 connection through at a time.
>
> Our PIX is at version 6.3(3) and I have the fixup protocol pptp 1723
> statement in our config.
>
> Is there a way to get multiple users signed on? cisco recommended
> giving public IP's to my users but I'd rather not start managing
> that. Could a gateway server logged into the customer's VPN
> get multiple users logged in?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
Maybe your customer is only allowing one connection. I think they can
add more in Control Panel/Network/Routing and Remote Access.
HTH
Mark
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