Error 735 Pptp

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a VPN Client that asks for its IP address to be assigned automatically. However when I set up the VPN Client with a static IP, I get Error 735, which says "the requested address was rejected by the server". I have the VPN Server set up to provide an IP address in a specified range, which matches with the IP address I request in the VPN Client. I am assuming that the VPN Server is assigning the VPN Client's IP address and the router is not being involved. Is that correct? If the router is involved, how is it involved in terms of DHCP? I restricted the range of DHCP addresses in the router so I could https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/9162691/pptp-fails-error-735 make the VPN Server have a static LAN IP in order to forward port 1723 and GRE. I did not want any possibility that some other machine would accidentally grab that IP when the VPN Server was turned off. Therefore the IP I am requesting with the VPN Client is not active in the router. However, when I request a static IP in the range where the rotuer DHCP is enabled, I still get the same error. However that IP is outside http://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/pptp-vpn-static-ip-address-problem.648461/ the range of approved addresses set up in the VPN Server. I will have to wait for my associate to correct that. In general what is the best way to deal with IP addressing on a PPTP VPN? I am having trouble mapping the share and I am considering a static IP with a HOSTS table entry as a possible solution. Anyone know what is happening with Error 735? Thanks. -- Map Of The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy: http://www.freewebs.com/vrwc/ You know you are in Hell when you have to make a distinction between what is moral and what is legal. Bob, Mar 31, 2004 #1 Advertisements Sharoon Shetty K [MSFT] Guest You need to specify in the RRAS policy that the client can request for a static IP. MMC -> RRAS snap-in Select node Remote Access Policies Select the policy on the right pane. Right click, select "Properties" Edit Profile Select IP tab Select "Client may request an IP" -- Thanks Sharoon This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Bob" <> wrote in message news:... > I can connect to a PPTP VPN Server with a VPN Client that asks for its > IP address to be assigned automatically. > > However when I set up the VPN Client with a static IP, I get Error > 735, which says "the requested address was rejected by the server". > > I have the VPN Server set

| Address Book | Member List | Search | FAQ | Ticket List | Log Out PPTP VPN - assigning client fixed IP Users viewing this topic: none Logged in as: Guest Tree Style Printable Version All Forums >> [ISA Server 2000 Firewall] >> VPN >> http://forums.isaserver.org/PPTP_VPN_-_assigning_client_fixed_IP/m_130180000/tm.htm PPTP VPN - assigning client fixed IP Page: [1] Login Message << Older Topic Newer Topic >> PPTP VPN - assigning client fixed IP - 8.Sep.2003 2:00:00 AM hughman666 Posts: 31 Joined: 18.Nov.2002 From: Sydney Status: offline Hi,I have ISA set up as a PPTP VPN server. I want to assign one client a fixed IP address every time they connect. RRAS is set to assign addresses via DHCP. Clients are fine to connect using DHCP on the VPN connection properties, however I error 735 am unable to assign one client a fixed IP address.When I configure the client's PPTP connection settings with a fixed IP address (either inside or outside the DHCP range), the error is "error 735: the requested address was rejected by the server"Any ideas? Post #: 1 Featured Links* RE: PPTP VPN - assigning client fixed IP - 8.Sep.2003 4:15:00 PM tshinder Posts: 50013 Joined: 10.Jan.2001 From: Texas Status: offline Hi Hughman,I don't believe that is possible except for gateway links.HTH,Tom (in reply to hughman666) error 735 pptp Post #: 2 RE: PPTP VPN - assigning client fixed IP - 8.Sep.2003 5:29:00 PM AbqBill Posts: 478 Joined: 3.Jun.2003 From: Albuquerque NM USA Status: offline Hi hughman,I was just wondering why you wanted to do this. Is it because you need to create static routes on the client machine so he can connect to subnets other than the one the PPTP server sits in?Thanks,Bill (in reply to hughman666) Post #: 3 RE: PPTP VPN - assigning client fixed IP - 8.Sep.2003 11:22:00 PM hughman666 Posts: 31 Joined: 18.Nov.2002 From: Sydney Status: offline Hi, the reason I am wanting to do this is because the client is a W2k Pro machine that is "permanently" connected to my server (a persistent pptp client, re-connects every time the vpn is dropped). My ISDN link drops every 24 hours for 10 secs. Each time the the client re-connects, it has a different IP on the network, so the IP changes every day.I know this isn't an ideal set-up however due to budget factors, it is the closest I can get. (in reply to hughman666) Post #: 4 RE: PPTP VPN - assigning client fixed IP - 9.Sep.2003 3:50:00 PM AbqBill Posts: 478 Joined: 3.Jun.2003 From: Albuquerque NM USA Status: offline Hi Hughman,Help me understand your scenario: Why it is a problem that the client's IP address changes?Thanks,Bill (in reply to hughman666) Post #: 5 RE: PPTP VPN - assigning client fixed IP - 10.Sep.2003 12:53:00 PM hughman666 Posts: