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The first step is to create a PPTP dial-up connection:
1)
Enter the Windows XP ->"Start"-> "Settings" -> "Control Panel", and select "Switch to
category view".
2)
Select "Network and Internet connections".
3)
Select "Set up a network connection to your work location".
4)
Select "Virtual private network connection (V)", and click "Next".
5)
Enter a name for the connection, "Banch2", and click "Next".
6)
Select "Do not dial this initial connection", and click "Next".
7)
Enter the IP address "200.200.202.126" of the PPTP server ready to connect, and click
"Next".
8)
Click "Finish".
9)
Double-click the "Banch2" connection, and in the Banch2 window, click "Properties".
10) Select the "Security" property page, select "Advanced (Custom settings)", and click
"Settings".
11) In the "Data encryption", select "Optional encryption (which can connect without
encryption)".
12) In "Allow these protocols", check "Unencrypted password (PAP)", "Challenge Handshake
Authentication Protocol (CHAP)", "Microsoft CHAP (MS-CHAP)," "Microsoft CHAP
(MS-CHAP v2) version", and click "OK".
13) Select the "Network" property page, and in "VPN Type", select "PPTP VPN".
14) Make sure that "Internet protocol (TCP/IP)" is selected.
15) Click "OK" and save your changes.
The second step is to connect to the PPTP server using the device PPTP tunnel:
1)
Confirm that your PC is already connected to the Internet (probably a dial-up connection or a
fixed IP access).
2)
Start up the "Banch2" dial-up connection created in the first step.
3)
Enter the PPTP user name "Test2" and the password "123456".
4)
Click "Connect".
5)
When the connection is successful, type "ipconfig" in MS-DOS mode, and you can see the
addresses in the PPTP server address pool, which are the IP addresses assigned by the PPTP
server to the local machine.
4.
Viewing connection information
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