Name
remote-access server
Synopsis
Add a remote-access server, configure a remote-access server (various subtasks), create a remote-access policy, enable the Routing and Remote Access Service, grant remote-access permission to a user, manage a connected remote-access client, manage a downlevel Windows NT 4.0 RAS server, monitor a remote-access server, monitor connected remote-access clients, and start, stop, pause, resume, or restart a remote-access server.
Procedures
The Routing and Remote Access console is used to configure inbound connections on a Windows 2000 domain controller or member server belonging to a domain. To configure inbound connections on a standalone server, use Network and Dial-up Connections (see incoming connection in this chapter for more information). To configure outbound connections on any Windows 2000 computer, use Network and Dial-up Connections (see dial-up connection, direct computer connection, and VPN connection in this chapter for more information).
Unless otherwise specified, the tasks in this section assume that you have already opened the Routing and Remote Access console by:
| Start → Programs → Administrative Tools → Routing and Remote Access |
Add a Remote-Access Server
Right-click on Server Status → Add Server → specify computer
Note that this simply adds an existing remote-access server to the Routing and Remote Access Server console so that you can administer the server; it does not cause the specified computer to assume the role of a remote-access ...
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