Virtual Private Network or VPN is a site-by-site network or a remote access network that connects offices or home networks over a private network. It links the open connection nodes to a larger network and generally makes use of the Cisco VPN technology. The major advantages of using a Virtual Private Network are: flexibility, speed of connectivity, affordability and the easy customization to suit to your needs.
With so many benefits, yet your VPN or Virtual Private Network is prone to errors. Faulty settings, improper set-up of virtual circuits, corrupt protocols, and authentication or encryption issues are some of the problems that you can encounter when you use a VPN connection for remote access.
Error 691 or 649
This error occurs when your VPN server denies your username and password for authentication. Ensure that your username and password are typed in correctly.
Error 721, Remote computer not responding
This error occurs if the network firewall does not permit GRE traffic (IP protocol 47) or it is blocked.
Error 800, VPN sever is unreachable
The error indicates a connectivity problem since the Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP), Layer Two Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) or Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) at the client’s end cannot reach the VPN server.
It doesn’t matter if you are using the newest edition of the operating system on your PC. VPN errors are such that can occur anytime and any where. To solve these issues you will need Virtual Private Network support from certified technicians who can assist you in setting up your network right, resolving error messages and ensuring that your system’s performance does go backwards.
Ask PC Experts, a group of Microsoft certified technicians check your LAN sharing, device connectivity, configure IP addresses and get your connection up and running. You can dial their toll free number 1-888-889-3335 for technical support or visit their website for further information. They also provide their troubleshooting via remote services, e-mail , chat and online. |
