Ezvpn client on router to windows vpn server

Hi
is it possible to connect cisco router using ezvpn to windows 2008r2 server?
i spend a lot of time and got no success.
i'm trying to connect cisco 881g using ezvpn to windows vpn server (RRAS) usign pre-shared key.
or i should try to connect in any differ way ? (for e.g. using vpdn on router)
pls refer me to some docs if it possible... coz i begin to doubt
thanks in advance

lan-to-lan is also good idea . but cisco router in behind the NAT. so i'm not sure that lan-to-lan is possible. (exactly i do not know . is it possible?)
exactly i need vpn from cisco to windows 2008 . i need to pass all traffic through win2008 gateway. is it possible?
i tryed to deploy conf like that:
pseudowire-class pw-class-1 encapsulation l2tpv2 protocol l2tpv2 ip local interface FastEthernet4
interface Virtual-PPP1 ip address negotiated no ip redirects no ip unreachables no ip proxy-arp ip mtu 1492 ip nat outside no ip virtual-reassembly no cdp enable ppp authentication chap callin ppp chap hostname ******* ppp chap password 0 ****** ppp ipcp route default pseudowire 1 encapsulation l2tpv2 pw-class pw-class-1 !
bt no success.. on win 2008 side i can see (with MS NET MON) that some packets come from cisco. but vpn connection was not established.

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Best regards
Jan

VPN Server behind Time Capsule

I have a mixed environment at home, with several Macs, two Ubuntu servers and 3 Vista laptops the family uses. Recently I had the need to setup a VPN server on one of the Windows machines with standard PPTP/L2TP, nothing out of the ordinary. All my internal clients can connect to the VPN server just fine, however, I find no specific VPN passthrough option nor a port forwarding option for GRE in Time Capsule, thus, any external connection attempts have been in vain. Yes, I have tried this by dropping all firewalls, etc for a short period of time, but to no avail.
The time capsule is hooked up directly with my ADSL2+ modem, where RFC bridging is setup on the modem to allow Time Capsule to be my sole NAT devices.
Any insight into this, or has anyone else had success with this?

I did extensive testing with this last night but still managed to get nowhere (did fix another NAT-PMP on IPv6 issue I had though by enabling Tunneling on the Time Capsule -- another story but my time wasn't completely wasted ).
I'm just trying to get L2TP working personally... I think this uses ESP rather than GRE but the same principle applies. I disabled all 'Back to my Mac' services too, I felt these may be interfering with IKE/NAT traversal ports (I know it's a requirement to kill these for CISCO VPN client to work).
Which ISP are you with btw? I'm on BT.. You don't think they are the root cause in my case do you? Clutching at straws now i know.
Wonder id my AEBS functions any differently....

Windows 2008 Server crashed - How to find location of remote shared files that they used to access on remote web app?

We have a client that was running windows 2008 server. A previous IT person had setup their system, so we were walking into a situation where there were many unknowns. Server was mainly handling emails only, and we were able to get their exchange
database off and export PSTs to hosted exchange via microsoft.
Everything went fine with that, however one user said that he used to access files on the server via the remote web app as he described. He would go to the following url:
https://mail.theirdomain.com/remote/menu.aspx#
and he would use his login and then he would see several links to folders. He could then click on those and see his desired files.
We were able to get the server booted again, however we could not find any of the files he described on it at all, leaving me to suspect that perhaps this remote link was accessing another PC.
We have the old server up and running, however the link above is no longer active because we have pointed the domain to the new hosted exchange server. As I am still learning and my boss wanted me to research this on my own and figure out how to find
out where these files are located. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Just as a note I did try access mail.localhost.com/remote/menu.aspx# on the server but this did not work. Is there any way in the IIS 7 management console to figure out where this was pointing to?

I figured it out - The server was using sharepoint to host these files. I browsed localhost:987 and opened the sharepoint site locally on the server. They had several documents to be exported, however when clicking on Open in Explorer it was
giving an error that local client was not configured. I installed Desktop Experience and after that was able to open it in Windows Explorer and copy all files off.

Running Windows 2003 Server on Xserve Intel with BootCamp?

Well...
This sounds like awfully bad idea, but one of our clients needs to run Windows 2003 Server for a certain project in their organisation. Fundings for the new hardware is available. Windows-compatible hardware!
The idea here is to get fundings for a new Xserve, run it with Windows 2003 Server in the project and then keep the delicious hardware for free when the project ends. A PC-server would be thrown out of a window in this 100% Mac-centric department.
Windows 2003 Server runs smoothly on a MacPro with Boot Camp and Parallels Desktop. What about the XServe Intel?

Schuckert-
Greetings.
Are you in a position to test the configuration for a while? If so then I vote do it. If not, you could buy a copy of OSX Server and install it on a Mac Pro and try running your software on the XServe platform.
However, depending on your relationship with this client, I would have them sign a release based upon the beta-ness of the software.
A lot of us here are not in a position to give such things a try-just yet. Too busy trying to make things transition smoothly on the accepted configurations.
Although I will say that I suppose a client will eventually pose the question to me (:>)
Luck-
-DaddyPaycheck

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