Here's what happened. This client had been setup with a Sonicwall router and their remote employees were using RRAS (which is setup on their SBS 2003 server) for VPN access. They would connect to it by launching the network connection wizard on their XP laptops and configuring a new VPN connection. We then replaced the Sonicwall with a Cisco ASA 5505, and had to set up PPTP port forwarding, PPTP inspection and the allowance of GRE packets on the ASA to allow these PPTP connections. We then decided to start uising the Cisco VPN client to give us better security. I connected to the ASA ASDM and used the VPN Setup wizard to configure AAA Radius authentication. This has been working fine, but now some of the overseas endusers are having trouble connecting and prefer to have the ability to connect using the old Microsoft PPTP method instead. I'd like to keep both methods active, but it seems that ever since I ran the VPN Config wizard and setup access for Cisco VPN clients, I can no longer connect using the Microsoft VPN method. I'm not at the office, so I don't have access to the running-config , but will be able to post it later today. Does all this make sense?
