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Modify XP's built in VPN Server Listen for Device On?

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By default Windows XP will allow you to setup a pseudo vpn server in a few clicks, but even though you get a dialog during the configuration to choose a device to listen for calls on and that is a LPT port (I under stand I am to skip it).

My Question is Is there any way to have the Windows XP VPN Server Listen for calls/connection requests on a specific virtual network adapter? Like maybe hack the reg or something? Currenntly I can only get it to accept calls on the Network adapter that connects me to the Internet.

I follow these instruction to get it setup basicly

http://www.onecomputerguy.com/networking/xp_vpn_server.htm

MrChris

What is a "specific virtual network adapter" ? You mean another network interface ?

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To be more specific I would be refering to something like an OpenVPN Adapter or Hamachi Adapter for example.

I havn't the solution, but I'm curious ... Why create MS VPN over Hamachi/OpenVPN ?!

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