MT VPN server, WinXP client: Turn on compression

kchris · Thu Mar 15, 2007 3:12 pm

is it possible? It's enabled on both sides, however, windows shows that compression is turned off... are they using different protocols so they can not agree with one common compression method?

savage · Fri Mar 16, 2007 8:28 am

Im a bit rusty here but XP has requiremenst that needs to be met before compression will take place... From what I remember, you must use MSCHAP2 for Authentication, and you must use 128bit Encryption. Should those be met, compression will follow suit...

kchris · Fri Mar 16, 2007 10:34 am

Im a bit rusty here but XP has requiremenst that needs to be met before compression will take place... From what I remember, you must use MSCHAP2 for Authentication, and you must use 128bit Encryption. Should those be met, compression will follow suit...

These requirements are met. The client is using MS-CHAP2 auth and MPPE-128 encryption. However, compression is 'off'

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winxp2000 · Fri Mar 16, 2007 7:41 pm

Which VPN you used in your lan?

the compress option in the VPN server setup of MT

kchris · Fri Mar 16, 2007 8:28 pm

Which VPN you used in your lan?

the compress option in the VPN server setup of MT

I see 2 compress option in the MT setup: 'compression' and 'VJ compression'. I've tried with both on, only one of them on.. no good results...

MT VPN server, WinXP client: Turn on compression

MT VPN server, WinXP client: Turn on compression

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