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    VPN: can connect but ip not correctly issued....

    I tried to connect to the school network via our VPN connection, I am the only one who does this.

    I normally connect and then use VNC to gain access to my desktop.

    Last night I connected OK to the network but VNC kept timing out.

    I looked at the results from ipconfig and noticed that my ip address which should have been on my domain range 10.7. was not - this seems to be the issue but what could be the cause?

    Any ideas please on how to troubleshoot this one?
    Thanks.

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    I have checked server logs and compared an entry for when it worked a month ago with last nights attempt:

    10.7.43.152,CURRICULUM\sadmin,
    09/07/2010,23:25:23,
    RAS,FP2,44,264,4,
    10.7.43.152,6,2,7,1,5,11,61,5,64,1,65,1,31,
    90.193.84.216,66,90.193.84.216,4108,
    10.7.43.152,4147,311,4148,MSRASV5.20,4160,MSRASV5.20,4159,MSRAS-0-MAIN,4155,1,4154,
    Use Windows authentication for all users,4129,
    CURRICULUM\sadmin,4127,4,25,311 1
    10.7.43.152
    08/23/2010 06:45:14 4,4130,curriculum.local/Balcarras School/Network Management Team/School Admin,4149,Balcarras Staff Policy,4136,1,4142,0

    10.7.43.152,sadmin,
    06/21/2010,22:31:40,
    RAS,FP2,44,236,4,
    10.7.43.152,6,2,7,1,5,10,61,5,64,1,65,1,31,
    90.193.84.76,66,90.193.84.76,4108,
    10.7.43.152,4147,311,4148,MSRASV5.20,4160,MSRASV5. 10,4159,MSRAS-0-ARRISNEW,4155,1,4154,
    Use Windows authentication for all users,4129,
    CURRICULUM\sadmin,4127,4,25,311 1
    10.7.43.152
    06/10/2010 19:02:12 2,4130,curriculum.local/Balcarras School/Network Management Team/School Admin,4149,Balcarras Staff Policy,4136,1,4142,0

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    everything looks fine i think.

    one difference is the ip address of my pc at home.
    one is the version of RAS I am running at home as I've upgraded to w7.

    I think I will try from one of my XP laptops tonight and see if something is maybe not setup right with my w7 - strange that it connects OK though.
    What is responsible for issuing it with the correct ip.


    The remote access policy on the server states:
    "Server settings determine ip address assignment"

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    Does the VPN box have a range of ip's to dish out ?

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    Thought maybe it was a dhcp issue but have checked and we have 23% available of the scope.
    Not sure what else I could check in dhcp....

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    not surprisingly there are no entires in the dhcp server log
    "DhcpSrvLog-Tue.log" - from last night showing a request for an IP from my connection....

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    I used www.logmein.com, it's free. It puts a little bit of software on the server. Then I use a VNC from the server to get to other machines.

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    checked everything against this guidance:

    DHCP and Remote Access

    and everything is set up correctly.

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    In DHCP should I see a list of address reserved for RAS?

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    I've restarted the DHCP service and lo and behold the RAS entries have returned

    What's all that about ?

    Will try dialling in again tonight and report back tomorrow....

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