Start \u2013> Administrative tools \u2013> Server manager \u2013> Add role<\/p>\n
Choose Remote access (dial-up or VPN).<\/p>\n Choose VPN.<\/p>\n Choose interface thas using for RRAS (VPN Server). Please uncheck \u2018Enable security on the selected interface..\u2019 if you don\u2019t want to setup any security or filter packets. If you persists to enable this option then have wrong configuration, your VPN server even your server can\u2019t be reach in your network.<\/p>\n Then you must define whether the VPN client automatically get IP from your DHCP Server (if you have it) or use range static IP. If you choose range static IP but you have DHCP Server, then you must insert exclude IP at DHCP Server for VPN client.<\/p>\n I just allowed 10 tunnel between 192.168.40.211-220. FYI, my network address is 192.168.40.0\/24.<\/p>\n If you managing multiple Remote Access Servers, you should have RADIUS to control each remote access for better configuration. But, in this case we\u2019re not using RADIUS.<\/p>\n Press Finish to complete.<\/p>\n 2. Create VPN client<\/strong><\/p>\n After we\u2019ve created VPN Server we need to create VPN client.<\/p>\n Start \u2013> Administrative Tools \u2013> Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC)<\/p>\n Create new user, e.g \u2018VPN user\u2019.<\/p>\n FYI, my domain name is SEMHQJKTNET. This is very important point when you create VPN client without using RADIUS because all PPTP is handled by RRAS which is the credentials taken from ADUC. The domain name must be entered on the VPN profile connection.<\/p>\n Then after successfully created account vpnuser, right click choose properties and select Dial-in tab.<\/p>\n On the Network Access Permission choose Allow access.<\/p>\n 3. Setup forwarding for PPTP<\/strong><\/p>\n Your router or DSL modem must support port forwarding feature to forward PPTP port (TCP 1723) from router to VPN server so it can handle if any VPN request from WAN.<\/p>\n 4. Make connection profile for VPN client<\/p>\n This is the final step. You need to create VPN profile connection to establish VPN client to your company network. First you have to know your company public IP which is has been setup for forwarding PPTP port to your VPN server. If you don\u2019t know, please contact your network administrator.<\/p>\n In Windows 7, to create VPN profile you just go to Start \u2013> Network \u2013> Network and sharing center \u2013> setup a new connection or network \u2013> Connect to a workplace<\/p>\n No, create new connection \u2013> use my internet connection (VPN) \u2013> then fill the Internet address column with your public IP.<\/strong><\/p>\n On the destination name put the name of VPN e.g Head Office<\/p>\n Then on the next screen fill the username, password also Domain that we have created before. Then click connect.<\/p>\n![\"image\"](\"http:\/\/sebayan9.files.wordpress.com\/2013\/05\/image.png\" "\\"image\\"")
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