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I have posted this in the Win Server 2003 section but not sure if it realy should be there or here. I have set up a VPN server on a Wondows 2008 machine. I can connect to the VPN server from XP and Win7 machines. I am now trying to connect a Server 03 to the 08 VPN server. My problem is, when I select that I want to connect to a VPN connection, the options on the next screen for VPN and dialup are greyed out. Anyone have any idea what this could be? The images are in reverse order, I couldn't get them to switch.

I have set up a VPN server on a Wondows 2008 machine. I can connect to the VPN server from XP and Win7 machines. I am now trying to connect a Server 03 to the 08 VPN server. My problem is, when I select that I want to connect to a VPN connection, the options on the next screen for VPN and dialup are greyed out. Anyone have any idea what this could be?

Make sure the user isn't a member of any "guest" group.

Thanks guys this info really helps. I guess I'll go back to putting the VMs on internal drives and use the Drobo as a backup.

So do you think a Drobo FS or a Drobo Pro work better for my needs since they have iSCSI? I am assuming that the Drobo FS uses iSCSI since it uses an ethernet port but it doesn't say iSCSI in any documents I have seen. I know the Drobo Pro does.

I have recently purchased a Drobo S for use with Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V. Well one thing I have noticed is a dramatic decrease in speed in my VM performance compared to when the VM's were connected via sata. I was assuming that connecting the Drobo S via esata would have been good enough but I guess I assumed wrong. The esata is integrated into the mother board and the motherboard is an Asus M4A78T-E and here are the rest of the specs. AMD Athlon II X2 3.0GHz processor 8GB RAM Drobo S - 5TB I have ACHI driver installed. Is there something I need to look at changing in the BIOS or something else I need to try? Or, am I just SOL?

trying to get Carbonite to work on an external drive. Right now, it only works on internal drives.

Is there a way to make an external hard drive show up as an internal drive in Windows Server or XP?