This is for win7, don't know about other operating systems.
#Pptp vpn free credentials fast password
The password will then no longer be saved to the windows credentials manager and you access the ressources with your normal domain oder local account.įrom my point of view, it would make more sense if this would be the default setting.
Search for the vpn connection causing the problem and edit this line: C:\Users\"username"\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Pbk\rasphone.pbk
There is a possibility to change this behavier by editing your rasphone.pbk file. If you have the same account name for the vpn connection and the windows user, but different passwords then this could lead into a password lockout. These credentials will then be used to access shared ressources, like shares and printers. Old thread but i came over this and i have a useful information about this:īy default when you create a pptp vpn connection there is a config-switch that will save the credentials for the pptp vpn in the windows credential manager. When connected inside the network I have no problems accessing the shared drive. Create Best and Fast Secure Shell (SSH) Account All Server and Unlimited. I also noticed that after I provide the logon credentials these appear in the Credential Manager but since they are safed as being only persistant for the logon session they need to be provided every time I restart and connect with VPN to the company network. Free VPN Account, SSH Server, V2ray, WireGuard, ShadowSocks, PPTP & Proxy for. Why would I need to adjust a registry setting to correct this? As I now face adjusting this setting on a lot of clients. on the other hand we use the same firewall and don't have the problem. This problem exists with only one customer.
#Pptp vpn free credentials fast windows 7
We have several customers with the same setup, being a SBS 2008 Domain with Windows 7 Professional clients. I tried the registry edit and the problem did not reoccur. I had the exact same problem without the domain account lockout. I know that this is allready an older thread but I ran into a similar issue. The same PPTP-VPN, on a Windows XP laptop works fine, does not have that issue. PPTP connection is setup with domain blank, and the box "Use windows domain/login" unchecked. So somehow, when I connect via PPTP-VPN on a Windows 7 laptop, the PPTP login overwrites the windows login. To 3 times the wrong password locks the account). Not only that, but since that vpn/username matched a username on the domain, it actually locked that domain (not VPN) username out after a few clicks (group policy for domain users is set I tried logging in with a different VPN/username, still the same thing. However, when I try to browse to the network drives, it says username not found.
VPN Login goes through fine, I can see and ping servers by name and by IP. Then I fire up PPTP-VPN, login with the vpn username/password (leaving domain blank). I go outside the office, login to Windows laptop with the domain username and password. I am trying to setup pptp-vpn on a new laptop, which has Windows 7 Pro. VPN users authenticate to Firebox, not AD. We have Windows Server2003 on servers, windows xp on clients, protected by a watchguard firebox x550.
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