So, are you using the builtin VPN software or external software, I am using
check point secure remote, I will have to check the setting to see if I can
do what you say..
At the moment I dont even have the login via dialup box..
Ian
"KHauer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> We have a similiar situation, and instruct our users to connect to the VPN
> prior to authenticating onto their laptops. Once you've configured the VPN
> connection correctly, users should be presented with a check box at the
> logon
> screen, which allows them to connect using a dial-up networking
> connection.
> If you check the box you should be presented with the option of connection
> to
> the VPN. You'll then be prompted for your VPN credentials. Once the VPN is
> pinned up, Windows will authenticate through the tunnel as if it's right
> on
> the LAN. If a user's password is close to expiring, or has been changed
> since
> they last logged in remotely, they'll be prompted to lock the workstation
> and
> re-enter the "new" credentials.
>
> This also allows server-based logon scripts to run as well.
>
> Hope that helps,
>
> Kirk Hauer, CCNA, MCSE
>
> "Ian Prior" wrote:
>
>> Hi All
>>
>> I Have a situation where I have 50 or so external users who use
>> checkpoint
>> secure remote to connect to a nokia VPN box, that then allows the users
>> to
>> look at and use some of our network resourses.
>>
>> The problem I have is that:-
>>
>> 1. When they need to change their password they can not. The only time
>> they
>> know that their password is running out is when they can not actually
>> connect to the exchange server. They are prompted to change there
>> password
>> but get an error when they try. This means that I have to manually reset
>> their passwords, which means restting 50 passwords each month....
>>
>> 2. I would also like to run a logon script from the server when ever the
>> users login, unfortunatley as the user never logins the script is never
>> executed. Is there a way I could write a little script and place it on
>> the
>> laptops in question, that the users run, that will log them into the
>> domain.
>> The users do all have domain accounts.
>>
>> All the laptops are XP Pro and the server is 2003 with all current
>> updates,
>> and exchange 2003, not quite with all the current patches.
>>
>> Any help would be great.
>>
>> Ian
>>
>>
>>
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