In this video, we go over how to configure Windows Server 2016 with VPN access. By installing the Remote Access role and configuring it and then testing our new VPN connection within Windows 7.
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Straight forward and to the point. Thanks!
Does not seem to be a practical reason to connect to a VPN locally… Ive been having a B of a time trying to setup SSTP / CA for actual remote access. No joy
If I want to connect from work. What port does this setup use? (I watched another setup video where he configured certificates, but it was just too hard and it didn't work. I could connect but got errors when connecting.) (With this configuration I opened port 443 in my router but now the connection doesn't even work.)
hi there great video. However would you know how to connect to a vpn outside the network. I have open the vpn ports but the client computer does not want to except my user name and password.
it will work on the same network
i want to know about the ipv4 address assign i can use any address
EXCELENTE, thanks alot!
very poorly done! this will never work outside a lab!
SSTP ?
Thanks alot !!!
Thanks man easy and simple, helped alot
Is there a different if you configure VPN with Administrators group but no with AD Certificate?
why always usin PPTP ? why not uses L2TP , SSTP or IKev2 ?
This guy looks like Pablo from "Ash vs Evil Dead"
So i want to use a vpn from my laptop (in school)to my server at home runing windows server 2016 to acces to internet so i can bypass all those blocked websites how do i do that? seems like this would be a totaly difrent vpn
Perfect
Superb sir
I am setting up a server with ESXi 6.5. I am running windows server 2016 on a virtual machine which is going to be hosting QuickBooks. I have set up several users in which can remote into their account and open QuickBooks. I also need them to be able to remote in from off the network. I have a FiOS-G1100 router from Frontier. What do you think I should do so that users can access the server from off the network?
Perfect… thanks man!!!
Very good , thanks
Hello. I've the problem that Windows show me after trying to connect to my server that maybe the GRE 47-protocoll it doesn't supported by my network driver. How can I solve it?