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Re: VPN between WinXP and OpenBSD (sometimes works and sometimes doesn't

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Subject: Re: VPN between WinXP and OpenBSD (sometimes works and sometimes doesn't)
Date: Sun, 10 Apr 2005 20:45:28 +0100 
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Hi Thomas,

What are you using on the OpenBSD box for VPN?
As there may be some size limits set, what I would suggest is getting on one of the OpenBSD mailing lists and asking this question there.
If you want though mail me off list as I may be able to help on this one, depends how you've set it up though.

xyberpix

On 8 Apr 2005, at 09:33, Tomas wrote:

Hi all,

I have this situation.
I've made a VPN station on OpenBSD box. Some clients connecting to it are
using Windows XP and some are using Windows server 2003. Connections between
Windows server 2003 and OpenBSD work fine, but connections between Windows
XP and OpenBSD sometimes work fine, but sometimes when bigger files are
being copied, on Windows XP pops out the error "the network resource is no
longer available", though ping is working perfectly (there are no any
time-outs) and I still can copy smaller files... I don't understand, what
could be a problem?


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