
Quote: Originally Posted by
danteroxxx
No worries. The WAN I mentioned finding will be the same thing that all the clients connect to. They will also all connect to the same host VPN server. (I assume. Your company may have more that one) You will only need to forward 1723 to the Host server's local IP on the network. To re-cap:
user 1, 2, and 3 will all connect to the WAN ip address.
The network that the VPN server (Host) is on should have TCP 1723 forwarded to the VPN server's local IP.
When configuring my router, it requires a description, a port (1723) & the private IP's. It wont let me set up more than 1 with the same port, so how do I do this? Don't I need one for each private IP that will be wanting to connect remotely?