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05 30th, 2008
After lots of tries, i have finally got success to route my traffic via my windows vps
This method also should work with Windows Dedicated Servers.
For windows VPS, contact your provider to enable “NAT” for your vps. They should do this for you. After they are done, Go to Start >> RUN >> Type “services.msc”
On the services list, select “Routing and Remote Access” and go to properties. Make the startup type automatic and apply. After that you should have the option to “Start” this service. Start this service as we are going to use this service basically to route our traffic
Now go to Start >> Settings >> Control Panel >> Administrative Tools >> Click on the shortcut says “Routing and Remote Access”. It should open the configuration panel of Routing and Remote Access.
Now right click on your computer name the click the option says “Configure and Enable remote and routing access”. Before doing this, make sure your Firewall service is stopped and disabled.
Now on the configuration wizard click Next to proceed >> In the configuration list select “Custom Configuration”, Press Next >> Select VPN Access & NAT and Basic Firewall Option, Press Next >> Now press Finish to end the wizard
This wizard should enable the PPTP & L2TP VPN access to your firewall with private routing capability. Now you need to configure your VPS to route the private Traffic to the Public Interface. To do this, we need to have any of the following two:
1. Two network interface to route one to another. or
2. We can use NAT (Network Address Translation) using the Microsoft Loopback adapter.
We will basically work with the 2nd one as most of the dedicated servers/vps don’t come with two network interfaces. To continue with the NAT configuration, go to the Routing and Remote Access panel >> Expand ComputerName (Local) >> Expand Ip Routing >> You should find a option says “NAT/Basic Firewall”. Simply right click on that option and use the New interface to add network translation. Now first add the Inferface says “Internal” which is basically for private network access with default settings and on second attempt add your main adapter to the NAT list and select the options says “Public Interface connected to this inferface” and select the option says “Enable NAT on this interface”.
Now your network should have the address translation working, that means your private requests should be now translated and you can use this VPN as your internet gateway
Now to allow your users to use VPN, add a new user and from the properties allow its Dial In permission. User with Dial-In permission should be able to login using VPN
I m not really explaining how to configure the client as its available in most probably all over the net. Unfortunately, what is not available is how to do the vpn server configuration. I took few of my important minutes to write down this tutorial, and i believe knowledge is power and everyone should share this
So Thank me now ![]()