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TCP/IP Settings for VPN
Why
does my VPN server or client PPP adapter have 169.x.x.x IP
Why my XP VPN
client's subnet mask is 255.255.255.255
Why my
XP VPN client's IP is the same as default gateway IP
Unable to contact
a DHCP server - Event ID 20169
Why
does my VPN server or client PPP adapter have 169.x.x.x IP
When using ipconfig command on a VPN (server or client), you may get PPP
adapter RAS Server (Dial In) Interface; IP Address - 169.x.x.x; Subnet Mask -
255.255.255.255. This is because your VPN server doesn't have DHCP to assign
IP so that the the VPN server uses APIPA to
provides an address like 169.x.x.x.
Why my XP VPN
client's subnet mask is 255.255.255.255
This is by design. Since this connection is point to point, not point to net
or net to net, VPN server assigns 255.255.255.255 mask to the client.
Why my XP
VPN client's IP is the same as default gateway IP
This is by design. Since this
connection is point to point, VPN server assigns the same IP to VPN client and
client's gateway.
Unable to contact
a DHCP server - Event ID 20169
Causes: 1. You don't have DHCP server.
2. The RRAS server can't contact to the DHCP.
3. The DHCP is out of the IP
4. The RRAS doesn't assign IP to the VPN client.
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