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| L2TP/IPSec VPN Configuration
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You can begin with steps that I am going to show you. You can start with IAS. Just open IAS console and then simply disable MS-CHap. Once you are done with that you have to set 128-bit encryption. Once you are done with that you have to simply add all the certificates. Then create enterprise root CA. You have to later on create local computer and current user cert. Create server cert and the move ahead with deploying sever to vpn client. You can then modify the sbs remote access policy also and other settings for authentication. Later on you will need to open the required ports for RRAS console. |
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