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Using RaptorMobile VPN Client as a Bridge?
I'm running XP at home and have been struggling trying to find an effective solution that gets me access to the coporate VPN via our Raptor/RaptorMobile vpn. a second NIC and tried several of the NAT packages as well. Not a bad exercise in futility if you're one fond of recovering your toybox from BSoD at startup.

BSOD on 4.9sp1a
For VPN-1 testing here, I personally run SecureRemote on a standalone system that can be sacrificed, there is no 'king way I'd let it near my main production desktop. BSOD central as you said. I have found that there is a world of difference wrt stability between SRemote/SClient & other VPN solutions.

Anyone have the new Cisco Unified VPN Beta?
He attaches to the network using VPN and a login script runs successfully. He starts RD and as the desktop of his workstation at the office begins to appear on his screen the SBS 2003 server displays a BSOD. Two other VPN users (at different locations with different PCs, one on DSL the other on Cable) can connect

IQRL BSOD - Anything new from MS?
Bryan deSilva bastaimprovisati...@yahoo.com comp dcom vpn Installing Checkpoint's VPN-1 on Win98. Have tried both versions on their site. It seems to work fine, but in binding to the NIC it creates a problem that causes a BSoD every time I shut down or reboot. I get. "An exception 0E has occured at 0028:00000009 in

NewOak VPN + DSL ?
The last time I tried to set up a VPN was between 2 win2000 machines, before SP1 and my machine would BSOD when the connection would go through. But I now cannot even find where the host a VPN option is. Any pointers (I've been through the RAS stuff too, but cannot find anything)

Vista SP1 released to manufacturing
We has recently added another server (W2k) for VPN connections from our rural stores using ADSL. Since the introduction of this setup I keep getting a BSOD on the NT4 TSE. In the event viewer we get the message The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x00000050 (0xa44b80d8, 0x00000000,

VPN + Outlook = BSOD
Our company uses the Cisco VPN solution to connect remote machines to our office. When this user connects to the VPN it works correctly for a certain period of time and then experiences a BSOD. The BSOD shows the issue as being a KMODE_UNHANDLED_EXCEPTION in wanarp.sys, the Windows Remote IP system driver.

VPN oddities
... and Diagnostic Software Alexander SPK™ for Windows Pinpoint the cause of MS Windows® Blue Screen (BSOD) Computer Crashes Alexander SPK™ for NetWare Pinpoint Now notes correct version 3.8.3 when selecting about VPN login. Includes NMAS 2.3.2. Filename: bmicsa5a.exe Size: 4547765 Document ID: 2968701 Title:

Trouble running PGPnet Adapter on Windows Millennium
Bennett wrote: I have VPN working in WIN95 and NT4 on one PC (dual boot), but on another system it only works in WIN98 but not the NT4 side (another dual boot system). It begins to "dial" but then I get a nasty blue screen of death STOP error message. I don't know how to troubleshoot this IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

XP Tablet & 4.91 BSOD problems
Don't get me started about the still-born VPN support in Vista. ... and then there are developers who implemented applications that *required* UAC be enabled (can you spell Acrobat) -- or the applications that would work unless installed in XP compatibility mode Plug in a Firewaire device and be greeted with a BSOD

Windows advocate of the year.
Am getting a problem whilst trying to install Symantec Enterprise VPN Client version 7.0 on a newly-delivered Dell Inspiron 6000 under Windows XP with SP2. During installation, the laptop does a BSOD, with an error which talks about DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, at which time the only way out is to powercycle the

VPN appliance required ?
The last time I tried to set up a VPN was between 2 win2000 machines, before SP1 and my machine would BSOD when the connection would go through. But I now cannot even find where the host a VPN option is. Any pointers (I've been through the RAS stuff too, but cannot find anything) -- Nick ICQ - 125080214 Do you want

BSOD on 4.9sp1a
... "Bugcheck 0x000000D1 Caused by Dlc.sys (Q266221)" http://support.microsoft. com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q268474 "Error Message Stop 0x000000D1 When Using Shiva VPN Client (Q268474)" http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q269279 "The BLACKDRV.SYS file Causes the Stop Error Message:

Novell NT Client v4.71, IPX VPN and BSoD.
MegaZone megaz...@megazone.org comp dcom vpn "Bennett" <benne...@home.com> shaped the electrons to say: It looks like Nortel Networks is the client? But when I minimize the help dialog box it shows Bay Networks? I was given very little information just a icon that sets it all up on my system.

VPN thru W2K server to NT4 TSE
Then, come test time...it' the BSOD. Reinstall the service pack, try the VPN. If you get errors in the event log or a BSOD, let us know. Also, as Jeff suggested we'll probably want to explore the modem thing a little further, as well. TOM Jeff Middleton <cfo...@compuserve.com> wrote in message

PIX VPN user auth via syslog
We've setup a VPN connection on Win98 with DUN. We dial out to an ISP. We get the connection. We invoke the VPN connection. The remote client is logged on then the NT server does a BSOD (0x7fff) and reboots. We have setup a pool of IP addresses on the NT server and created two users. The VPN connection is set with

Using VPN in NT4 Workstation get BSOD
Luke Chalmers LukeChalm...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windowsxp network_web Hello, I have a problem with a customer laptop in that when the laptop tries and connects to the company VPN it comes up with a BSOD. The BSOD says DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL I am wondering whether it is a problem with

BSOD on 4.9sp1a
If you have a suggestion then please let me know I have to travel for ages cos I cannot use my vpn.. TIA Phil The first thing to do would be to post the stop error associated with the BSOD. That is, what was stated in the top 4 lines of the blue screen? There is information here that describes the type of stop

BSOD when disconnecting
As I boldly decided to upgrade to Win2k on a machine that was having severe BSOD problems under NT 4.0, I find that the Cisco 3000VPN client will not load under Win2. Checking their site, I find that a beta of the new Unified VPN client is out, and will work under Win2k, but I have no way of receiving it.

VPN - how?
Ferdie fer...@san.rr.com microsoft public proxy I was able to tunnel from the Proxy server into a VPN by installing RRAS on the server. Make sure you reinstall the Service Pack after installing it. It will give you the BSOD if you don't. I haven't been able to do it from behind the Proxy server though.