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I am having difficulty setting up a VPN connection between two Windows 7 Pro machines.  Neither of the computers are part of a network or domain, they are stand alone workstations.

I have set up the host machine to accept incoming connections and selected the users allowed to access.  The machine is behind a linksys router and has a static public IP address.  VPN  passthrough is enabled for all VPN tunnels on the router.  I also forwarded port 1723 to the machine's local ip address.

On the remote machine, I set up the VPN connection with the proper user credentials.  When I connect, it appears to find the host and authenticate but I get the error message in the attached image.

Does anything else need to be done on the host machine to configure settings for any of the tunnels?  Which tunnel is best for this environment?

Know issue with releasing settings... wait for 5 minutes and then try connecting.

At least now we know the problem  lies in the router settings.

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Ded9

In the netstat command the user name is compadmin but you are connecting to station-k2

I hope its the same system.

It is listening  vpn port. If you check the ms article it points to router issue

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/319108

applies to windows 7

Post output of tracert and pathping

Can also try booting the host system in safe mode with networking and then try connect...if this works then problem is caused by security software.



Ded9

You can use hamachi,

If you want to use the inbuilt tool then run this command on station-k2

netstat -aon

check whether vpn port is listening...post screenshot. Also check your firewall or antivirus software.



Ded9