Romas

Hi Jeremia As I understand it, for AD to work correctly, your DC must be the DNS server for your clients. I would also move the DHCP server back to your DC. Have you changed your DC's DHCP scope to point to the new router's IP as the default gateway? I set my DC's to point to themselves for DNS, and I don't configure any forwarders to external DNS's either as this has caused problems in the past. Regards Paul

Just to add that it *should* be possible to run a repair install rather than a full reinstall which will at least save all of your documents/settings etc. I've used this method to go from VLK to OEM and vice versa.

Thank you both for your responses. From the info provided by Sonic I now know that it's the contents of the .pbk file I need to create (I have about 30 VPNs I need to add and I didn't want to have to add them manually, so was hoping there was some kind of import I could do). Is there a way of "importing" these details into my existing .pbk file? I've had a look at rasphone and rasdial but could not see an option to do this. @cluberti I was not aware of this tool but it will certainly come in use in the future Thanks again Paul

Hi all Does anyone know if it's possible to create a PPTP VPN via a command line rather than using the New Connection Wizard? I thought that NETSH might be the answer but I can't figure it out... Any help greatly appreciated.. Regards Paul