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Allo&w remote systems to connect without authenticationP2OKP2CancelP,Select the EAP option if you are using Network Access Protection (NAP). Use NPS to configure all other NAP settings.PKLink Window<A>For more information</A>PAȀAuthentication MethodsMS Shell DlgPThe server authenticates remote systems by using the selected methods in the order shown below.$P
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IPXP;2OKȐ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Welcome to the Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardPs'This wizard helps you set up your server so that you can connect to other networks and allow connections from remote clients.PsFTo continue, click Next.Ȑ>Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell Dlg	%P
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&Custom configurationP Allow remote clients to connect to this server through either a dial-up connection or a secure virtual private network (VPN) Internet connection.P 0Allow internal clients to connect to the Internet using one public IP address.P HAllow remote clients to connect to this server through the Internet and local clients to connect to the Internet using a single public IP address.P hConnect this network to a remote network, such as a branch office.P Select any combination of the features available in Routing and Remote Access. PLink Window<A>For more information </A>Ȑ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Cannot ContinueP'This wizard cannot continue because Internet connection sharing (ICS) and/or Internet Connection Firewall (ICF) is already enabled on this computer.Ps'.+PFRemove ICS/ICF from the shared connection, and then run this wizard again.P]To close this wizard, click Finish.PAȐ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Cannot ContinueP'5This wizard cannot continue because Internet connection sharing (ICS) and/or Internet Connection Firewall (ICF) is already enabled on %s.PeTo close this wizard, click Finish.Ps'.+PF0Log on to %s locally as an administrator, remove ICS/ICF from the shared connection, and then run this wizard again.Ȑ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Cannot ContinueP'This wizard cannot continue because Internet Protocol (IP) is not installed on this server.Ps'.+P>Install IP from the Network Connections folder, and then run this wizard again.PWTo close this wizard and display Help about installing IP, click Finish.Ȑ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Cannot ContinueP'5This wizard cannot continue because Internet Protocol (IP) is not installed on %s.P]To close this wizard, click Finish.Ps'.+P>0Log on to %s locally as an administrator, install IP from the Network Connections folder, and then run this wizard again.PAȀ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell Dlg	$P
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&Enable security on the selected interface by setting up Basic Firewall.P!~Basic Firewall prevents unauthorized users from gaining access to this server through the Internet.PLink Window<A>For more information </A>Ȁ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgP	Select the interface for the network that will have access to the Internet.PNetwork &Interfaces:P7"SysListView32List1PUIf your network has both a NAT server and multiple private interfaces, you should configure DHCP on all private segments.PxLink Window<A>For more information</A>PAȀ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Cannot ContinuePNTo close this wizard, click Finish.Ps'.+P'$This wizard cannot continue because no network connections were detected on this server. Shut down this computer and install a network adapter, and then run this wizard again.PAȀ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPWindows didn't detect name and address services (DNS and DHCP) on this network. How do you want to obtain these services?	$P
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D&I will set up name and address services laterP!#Routing and Remote Access assigns addresses automatically and forwards name resolution requests to a DNS server on the Internet.P!FChoose this option if you have set up the Active Directory on your network, or if you have DHCP or DNS servers in your network.PAȀ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPWhen you click Next, this wizard will start the Routing and Remote Access service and then start the Demand-Dial Interface Wizard.PTo start Routing and Remote Access and the Demand Dial Interface wizard, click Next.Ȁ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Completing the Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardPs#You have successfully completed the Routing and Remote Access Server Setup wizard.Ps8 Summary:PqrTo close this wizard, click Finish.PrD<Ps(Link WindowTo enable servers to respond to Internet requests, configure port mappings and update your firewall. For more information about port mappings and firewall exceptions, see <A>Routing and Remote Access Help</A>.PAȀ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Completing the Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardPs!You have successfully completed the Routing and Remote Access Server Setup wizard.Ps(Link WindowTo enable servers to respond to Internet requests, configure port mappings and update your firewall. For more information about port mappings and firewall exceptions, see <A>Routing and Remote Access Help</A>.PtTo close this wizard, click Finish.Ps6 Summary:PtB?Ȁ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPsCannot CompletePsTo close this wizard, click Finish.P'77The Demand-Dial Interface Wizard did not complete successfully because of the following problem: %sPs'.+PsU2Routing and Remote Access will not work properly until you set up a demand-dial interface, so the Routing and Remote Access Service has been stopped and disabled.Ȁ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Cannot ContinueP'This wizard cannot continue because the required protocols are not available on this server.P]To close this wizard and display Help about installing protocols, click Finish.Pr'.+P>Add the required protocols from the Network Connections folder, and then run this wizard again.PAȀ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Cannot ContinueP'%This wizard cannot continue because the required protocols are not available on %s. Add the required protocols, and then run this wizard again.PmTo close this wizard, click Finish.PN0To add protocols, log on to %s as an administrator and then open the Network Connections folder.Ps'.+PAȀ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPRemote clients must be assigned to one network for addressing, dial-up access, and other purposes. Select the appropriate network connection from the list below.PNetwork &Interfaces:P!7"SysListView32List1P
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&&Yes, I want to exit the wizard to adjust my configuration	$P3'&No, I am configuring a standalone server without access to a network, or I am using another protocol to access the network.PWindows has not detected the IP protocol on any network adapter.  Remote access clients will not be able to access your network using the IP protocol.PDo you want to exit the wizard to add an adapter or to enable IP?PAȀ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Cannot ContinuePs'.+PNTo close this wizard, click Finish.P'"This wizard cannot continue because no network connections were detected on this server. Shut down this computer and install a network adapter, and then run this wizard again.PAȀ>Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgP&Address ranges:
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To close this wizard, click Finish.Pt< Summary:PrJ<Ȁ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Cannot ContinuePeTo close this wizard, click Finish.Ps'.+P'!This wizard cannot continue because there are not enough network connections. A VPN server must have at least one permanent network connection. PNShut down this computer and install additional network adapters, and then run this wizard again.Ȑ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Cannot ContinueP'This wizard cannot continue because Internet Protocol (IP) is not installed on this server.PVTo close this wizard and display Help about installing IP, click Finish.Ps'.+P>Install IP from the Network Connections folder, and then run this wizard again.PAȐ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPs Cannot ContinueP'5This wizard cannot continue because Internet Protocol (IP) is not installed on %s.Ps'.+PeTo close this wizard, click Finish.P>"0Log on to %s locally as an administrator, install IP from the Network Connections folder, and then run this wizard again.PAȀ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPAȀ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPAȀ=Routing and Remote Access Server Setup WizardMS Shell DlgPMacintosh users can connect to the server by using name and password authentication or the Guest account. To allow use of the Guest account, you must allow unauthenticated access to this server.P%If you allow unauthenticated access to this server, non-Macintosh clients can also access it without presenting credentials such as user name and password.P.	+P6
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5.2.0000.0Remote Access Clients (%d)Routing Admin - Server: %sRouting Admin - Domain: %sRouting Admin - %sNetwork InterfacesLAN and Demand Dial InterfacesTypeStatusConnection State
%1 secondsRouting and Remote AccessRemote Access ClientsPorts%s (%s)\Use Routing and Remote Access to configure and manage the Routing and Remote Access service.%sRADIUS configuration object
%s (local)Routing and Remote AccessAdd RADIUS ServerEdit RADIUS ServerRADIUS AuthenticationRADIUS Accounting<None>Routing and Remote AccessRouting and Remote AccessGEnables multi-protocol LAN-to-LAN, LAN-to-WAN, virtual private network (VPN), and network address translation (NAT) routing services for clients and servers on this network. If this service is stopped, these services will be unavailable. If this service is disabled, any services that explicitly depend on it will fail to startRouting and Remote AccessServer NameStatePorts in usePATotal portsUp time (days:hrs:mins)Routing and Remote AccessStatusAdapters
Server Status?&Start
Starts Routing and Remote Access for the selected server=St&op
Stops Routing and Remote Access for the selected serverL&Refresh
Updates the information in the current view for the selected server0&Add Server...
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iDi&sable Routing and Remote Access
Stops Routing and Remote Access and removes the previous configurationGRe&build Server List
Rebuilds the previous Active Directory server listKRe&move from Directory...
Removes the selected server from Active DirectoryOWindows cannot display the domain view query dialog because of a network error.UnavailablePA
VPN accessDial-up accessNot ConfiguredAccess is denied.Demand-dial connectionsDevice NamePADial-out HoursConfigure Device - %s?Routing Configuration Files (*.mpr)|*.mpr|All Files (*.*)|*.*||
Not Available%1 (%2)Microsoft Windows NTW %1 %2Microsoft Windows NTS %1 %2%1 Server %2	%1 Pro %2RRASServer typeBuild numberAllow RAS to select adapterRASServer
Initial Score%s (unconfigured)Name not found$Microsoft Windows Server 2003 family%s\%s%s\<Unknown>StoppedStartingStoppingStartedResumingPausingPaused
Unknown state<No internet connection>NATand basic firewallLAN routingVPN clients connect to the following public interface: %s



VPN clients are assigned the following network for addressing: %s.



Client connections are accepted and authenticated using: %s'remote access policies for this server.an external RADIUS server.VPN clients connect to the following public interface: %s



RAS and VPN clients are assigned the following network for addressing: %s.



Client connections are accepted and authenticated using: %sConfigured NAT%s for the following Internet interface: %s



Clients on the local-area network will be assigned IP addresses from the following range:



Network address: %s; network mask: %s and a basic firewallConfigured NAT%s for the following Internet interface: %s



NAT relies on external DNS and DHCP servers. Confirm that these services are configured properly.	User NameDurationNumber of PortsNon-operationalDisconnectedCalling back	ListeningAuthenticating
AuthenticatedInitializingUnknown%1 at computer %2$All Remote Access users in %1 domainAll Remote Access users on %1the local computer/Configured NAT%s for the following Internet interface:%s



Clients on the local-area network will be assigned IP addresses from the following range:network address:192.168.0.0; network mask 255.255.0.0



NAT relies on external DNS and DHCP servers. Confirm that these services are configured properly.Configured NAT%s for the following Internet interface:%s



NAT relies on external DNS and DHCP servers. Confirm that these services are configured properly.NameDeviceCommentStatusNameNumber of PortsUsed ByRASRoutingRAS/RoutingNoneUnknownTypeUsed ByActiveInactiveActive (dialout)TCP/IPIPXNetBEUI$Welcome to Routing and Remote AccessRouting and Remote Access provides integrated multiprotocol routing, remote access, and virtual private network (VPN) capabilities.

 To add a Routing and Remote Access server, on the Action menu, click Add Server.

For more information about setting up a Routing and Remote Access server, see "Checklist: Installing and configuring the router" and "Checklist: Installing and configuring the remote access server" in Help..Configure the Routing and Remote Access ServerpTo set up Routing and Remote Access, on the Action menu, click Configure and Enable Routing and Remote Access.

SFor more information about setting up a Routing and Remote Access server, see Help.108PA
Configuration_You can enable any of the following combinations of services, or you can customize this server. Internet Connection Server SetupYou can create a basic Internet connection with limited administrative control, or a more complex Internet connection with full administrative control.NAT Internet Connection{You can select an existing interface or create a new demand-dial interface for client computers to connect to the Internet.Network SelectionAYou can select the network that will have shared Internet access.%Name and Address Translation Services/You can enable basic name and address services.Ready to Apply Selections<Routing and Remote Access is ready to apply your selections.Remote Access Server Setup_You can use a basic configuration or more advanced options to set up this remote access server.Remote Client ProtocolsQThe protocols required for remote client access must be available on this server.PAMacintosh Guest AuthenticationWYou can allow remote Macintosh users to connect to this server using the Guest account.Network SelectionGYou can assign remote clients to the network that you want them to use.Verify Network Connections9Please ensure that you have a connection to your network.Address Range AssignmentcYou can specify the address ranges that this server will use to assign addresses to remote clients.IP Address AssignmentGYou can select the method for assigning IP addresses to remote clients.Address Range AssignmentcYou can specify the address ranges that this server will use to assign addresses to remote clients.'Managing Multiple Remote Access Servers;You can manage all of your remote access servers centrally.RADIUS Server SelectionZYou can specify the RADIUS servers that you want to use for authentication and accounting.PARemote Client ProtocolsGThe protocols required for VPN access must be available on this server.Macintosh Guest AuthenticationWYou can allow remote Macintosh users to connect to this server using the Guest account.VPN ConnectionrTo enable VPN clients to connect to this server, at least one network interface must be connected to the Internet.Network SelectionKYou can assign remote VPN clients to the network that you want them to use.IP Address AssignmentGYou can select the method for assigning IP addresses to remote clients.IP Address AssignmentGYou can select the method for assigning IP addresses to remote clients.Address Range AssignmentcYou can specify the address ranges that this server will use to assign addresses to remote clients.'Managing Multiple Remote Access ServersConnection requests can be authenticated locally or forwarded to a Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) server for authentication.RADIUS Server SelectionZYou can specify the RADIUS servers that you want to use for authentication and accounting.Routed ProtocolsDThe protocols required for routing must be available on this server.IP Address AssignmentGYou can select the method for assigning IP addresses to remote clients.Address Range AssignmentcYou can specify the address ranges that this server will use to assign addresses to remote clients.Demand-Dial ConnectionsDDemand-dial connections allow you to route data to a remote network.Address Assignment Range:Windows has defined a range of addresses for your network.12PANameDescription
IP Address	%s (DHCP)FromToNumber
IP AddressMask%s%s Routers or Remote Access ServersGeneralAdvancedRouter Query Error6You must enter a valid name of at least %1 characters.failure with code 0x%08x!cnObject ClassRRAS AttributeiThe Routing and Remote Access administration dictionary cannot be read.
The following error occurred: %s
PANextOKPPlease wait while the Routing and Remote Access service finishes initialization.The %s server did not recognize your user name or password. Make sure your user name is correct, and then type it and your password again.Completing InitializationNew IPv4 Address RangeEdit IPv4 Address RangeNew IPv6 Prefix RangeEdit IPv6 Prefix RangePAModemX25ISDNSerialFrame RelayATMSONETSw56PAPPTPL2TPIrDAParallelPPPoEOtherIPv6 Prefix
Prefix Length Remote Access Logging & Policies
Launch NPSVPN TypeClient AddressServer AddressAuthentication TypeEncryption TypeUnknownPACertificateEAPPAPCHAP
MS CHAP V2IPsec: ESP DES-56IPsec: ESP 3DESIPsec: AES 128IPsec: AES 256-IPsec: AES 192MPPE 56MPPE 40MPPE 128None<Empty Subject Name>INew Demand-dial &Interface...
Creates a demand-dial interface for routing<Use the De&mand-dial Interface Wizard
Use Demand-dial wizardK&Set Credentials...
Sets credentials for the selected demand-dial interface+C&onnect
Connects the demand-dial interface1D&isconnect
Disconnects the demand-dial interface)&Enable
Activates a demand-dial interface.Dis&able
Deactivates the demand-dial interfacei&Unreachability Reason...
Displays information about unsuccessful connection to the demand-dial interface@New &Demand-dial Interface...
Create a new demand dial interface!Select C&olumns...
Select columns6Re&fresh Rate...
Sets the refresh rate for all servers3Auto &Refresh
Updates all the servers automaticallyA&Status...
Displays the connection status for the selected server9&Disconnect
Disconnects the selected user from the server4&Status...
Displays the status for the selected portK&Disconnect
Disconnects the user connected to selected port from the server$Select C&olumns...
Configure columns/Refresh
Get the latest status from the servers.jSe&t IP Demand-dial Filters
Adds, removes or modifies the IP filter for the selected demand-dial interfacem&Configure and Enable Routing and Remote Access
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Get the latest status from the servers.\Dia&l-out Hours
Specifies the number of hours the demand-dial interface can be used each day?Pa&use
Pauses Routing and Remote Access for the selected serverAResu&me
Resumes Routing and Remote Access for the selected serverCR&estart
Restarts Routing and Remote Access for the selected serverTEST - New Install Wizard
 nSet IPv&6 Demand-dial Filters
Adds, removes or modifies the IPv6 filter for the selected demand-dial interfacePAzTo continue, you must enable Routing and Remote Access on this interface.

Do you want to start Routing and Remote Access?7Are you sure you want to remove the selected interface?You did not type a password for this interface.
Do you want to remove the password? To remove the  password for the interface, click Yes. To leave the password unchanged, click No.-Do you want to continue sending in %1 domain?-Do you want to continue sending on server %1?wRouting and Remote Access is currently running. Before installing, you must stop this service. Do you want to continue?yYou must stop the Routing and Remote Access service before loading a new configuration.  Do you want to stop the service?mIf you remove the selected interface,  the active connections will be disconnected.

Do you want to continue?`The Routing and Remote Access service has been disabled.

Do you want to re-enable and start it?You must select an interface.$Restarting Routing and Remote AccessGPlease wait while the Routing and Remote Access service on %s restarts.bThe interface cannot be added remotely.  Check the installation of the router administration tool.The interface phone book entry cannot be edited remotely.  Check the installation of the router administration tool.  This step will be skipped.This router is currently configured for LAN routing only.
Enable demand-dial by reinstalling before adding demand-dial interfaces.}The Routing and Remote Access service is not running.  You cannot add and configure interfaces unless the service is running."A phonebook entry cannot be added:An error occurred while deleting the interface. Make sure the Routing and Remote Access service is running and that you have the necessary permissions and access to the computer.The interface is disconnected.8An error occurred during connection of the interface.
%1PA The following error occurred:
%15The credentials for the interface cannot be saved:
%1`The Password and Confirm Password fields do not match.
Enter the same characters in both fields./An error occurred during communication with %s.AYou do not have sufficient permissions to complete the operation.The network path was not found. The connection attempt failed.


To add a demand-dial interface, you must enable demand-dial routing on this server. To enable demand-dial routing, on the General tab of the server properties, select the LAN and demand-dial routing option.4An error occurred while initializing the dialog:

%11No message was entered.  Do you want to continue?\The list of RAS servers in this domain cannot be retrieved.
The following error occurred:
%1(No RAS servers were found in the domain.CThe following error occurred during the connection to server %1:
%2KThe following error occurred during connection enumeration on server %1:
%2Enter the IP address.
%s  to  %s5There are no installed router protocols to configure.4There is nothing to configure for this EAP provider.Encryption is not available.  Either Microsoft Encrypted Authentication (MS-CHAP) or Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) must be selected.

Note: If EAP is used, at least one of the methods must support encryption.^The server is configured to allow non-authenticated users.  This is a potential security risk.QTo use a new authentication provider, you must restart Routing and Remote Access.MTo use a new accounting provider, you must restart Routing and Remote Access.Enter a valid server name.DThe secrets entered in New secret and Confirm new secret must match.You must enter the old secret.PASIP must be installed for this interface before you can set up a demand-dial filter.=The changes will not take effect until the computer restarts.uThe IP address and subnet mask entered are not compatible.
Confirm that both addresses are correct before continuing.Invalid The QueryValue call failed : %s.*The EAP provider name cannot be found: %s.8The number of available ports must be between %d and %d.%The port information cannot be saved.The most likely cause of this error is that the DCOM server is not registered or has been deleted. Reregister the Rrasprxy.dll (run Regsvr32 Rrasprxy.dll) and check that Remrras.exe is located in the same folder as Rrasprxy.dll.:Port information was not saved for the following devices:
You must restart the server to increase the number of ports available to PPTP. To save your changes and restart the server, click Yes. To restart later, click No.PAWThe Routing and Remote Access service cannot be stopped.  Installation cannot continue.fYou can try to stop the router service manually by typing "net stop RemoteAccess" at the command line.wRouting and Remote Access cannot be started because of the following error.  Please see event log for more information:wRouting and Remote Access cannot be stopped because of the following error.  Please see event log for more information:wRouting and Remote Access cannot be removed because of the following error.  Please see event log for more information:yRouting and Remote Access cannot be installed because of the following error.  Please see event log for more information::PPTP does not allow the number of ports to be set to zero./To create a demand-dial interface, at least one port must be enabled for routing. To enable routing on a specific port, right-click the Ports node and select Properties. Select a port and click Configure. In the Configure Device dialog box, select Demand-dial routing connections (inbound and outbound).DCOM cannot launch the remote server (Remrras.exe).  Check the launch and access permissions of Remrras.exe on the target computer (use Dcomcnfg.exe).lIf you disable Remote Access on this device, it may disconnect active connections. 
Do you want to continue?gIf you disable Routing on this device, it may disconnect active connections.  
Do you want to continue?You are attempting to reduce the number of ports on this device. If the new number of ports is less than the total number of outgoing and incoming connections, you may disconnect active connections. 
Do you want to continue?This server has not been set up for routing. In the Routing and Remote Access console, right-click the server name, and select Configure and Enable Routing and Remote Access.&Specify a valid range of IP addresses.(No authentication methods were selected.You made a change to the NetBEUI configuration.  The Routing and Remote Access service must be restarted for the changes to take effect.  Do you want the service on %s to be restarted now?PAnThis computer is being restarted by the administrator. Please save all your files and close any open programs.EInstallation of the Routing and Remote Access service failed because:Windows was unable to add this computer to the list of valid remote access servers in the Active Directory. Before you can use this computer as a remote access server, the domain administrator must complete this task. Click Help for additional information.qYou made changes to the router configuration that require the router to be restarted. Would you like to continue?You must specify what functions you want the Routing and Remote Access service to perform (LAN routing, Demand-dial routing, or Remote Access).,The network address entered is not complete.YThe local IP address for this tunnel is invalid or incomplete.  Enter a valid IP address.ZThe remote IP address for this tunnel is invalid or incomplete.  Enter a valid IP address.+You must enter a valid name for the tunnel.UYou must restart the server in order to change the number of ports available to PPTP.8The IP address for radius server %s cannot be retrieved.,The radius server %s is already on the list.An error occurred.The network cannot be accessed.PA~The Remote Access and Routing service did not start because of the following error.  Check the event log for more information:tThe Remote Access and Routing service did not start for an unknown reason. Check the event log for more information.HWindows NT 4.0 Remote Access and Routing configuration is not available.C%d is not a valid initial score. Specify a value between %d and %d.@You do not have the required permissions to view the properties.You selected one or more authentication methods. To ensure that each method is correctly configured for the remote access, policy, and domain levels, follow the step-by-step procedures in Help.

Do you want to view the corresponding Help topic?OThe To network number must be greater than or equal to the From network number.You are disabling the router and removing its configuration. To re-enable the router, you will have to reconfigure it.  Do you want to continue?0This computer name was not found on the network.VThe Routing and Remote Access service cannot be paused because of the following error.WThe Routing and Remote Access service cannot be resumed because of the following error.Non-server computer0You can only access ports properties on servers running Windows 2000 server family and servers running Windows Server 2003.

To configure the ports for a server running Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, on the Services tab of the Network Neighborhood property page, edit the Routing and Remote Access Properties.iYou must restart the Routing and Remote Access service before the new RADIUS parameters will take effect.Windows has either detected a Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP) server on your private network, or has found a
static Domain Name System (DNS) server address assigned to
the network adapter for your private network, or both. 

This wizard will continue to set up your server as an Internet
connection server, but you must configure the DCHP and DNS
servers correctly in order for this server to function properly.You have chosen to have this remote access server
automatically assign client IP addresses, or assign them from a
DHCP server. However, the network connection for this server
is configured to have a static IP address. 

If you want this server to assign IP addresses automatically or
 from a DHCP server, you must ensure that the server's static
address is compatible with the addresses assigned to remote
clients.PAtThe address range entered is too small. The range must contain at least two addresses.  Enter a valid address range.5The address pool is empty.  Add a valid address pool.5The start address is invalid.  Enter a valid address.3The end address is invalid.  Enter a valid address.^The address range includes a 127.X.X.X address, this is invalid.  Enter a valid address range.gThe address range is not in the normal range (1.0.0.0 - 223.255.255.255).  Enter a valid address range.uThis address range overlaps another address range in the address pool.  Please enter a non-overlapping address range.Windows cannot contact the RADIUS server "%s".

Click OK to keep the server name that you typed or click Cancel to retype the server name.)A VPN server requires that IP is enabled.You must restart the server to increase the number of ports available to L2TP. To save your changes and restart the server, click Yes. To restart later, click No.UYou must restart the server in order to change the number of ports available to L2TP.Set up Internet connection sharing from the Network
and Dial-up Connections folder. 

To display Help about Internet connection sharing, click OK.
To return to the Routing and Remote Access Server Setup wizard,
click Cancel.To connect a single network to the Internet, log on to %s locally as an administrator, and then set up Internet connection sharing from the Network Connections folder.Set up a basic remote access server by making an
incoming network connection in the Network Connections folder.

To display Help about making an incoming network
connection, click OK. To return to the Routing and Remote Access Server Setup wizard, click Cancel.=To configure a basic remote access server, log on to
%s locally as an administrator.

Open the Network Connections folder and
double-click the Make New Connection icon. In the Network
Connection wizard, select Accept Incoming Connections.

To return to the Routing and Remote Access Server Setup
wizard, click Cancel.To connect to the Internet, set up a default route after you finish this wizard.  For Help about setting up a default route to the Internet, click Help.aThe operation timed out. The Routing and Remote Access service may not have been restarted on %s.The Routing and Remote Access service may not have been restarted because the following error occurred when trying to query the service status.You have chosen to have this virtual private network server
automatically assign client IP addresses, or assign them from a
DHCP server. However, the network connection for this server
is configured to have a static IP address. 

If you want this server to assign IP addresses automatically or
 from a DHCP server, you must ensure that the server's static
address is compatible with the addresses assigned to dial-in
clients.To support the relaying of DHCP messages from remote access clients, you must configure the properties of the DHCP Relay Agent with the IP address of your DHCP server. Click Help for more information.JRouting and Remote Access cannot verify that the currently configured Remote Access Policy on this server matches the default Remote Access Policy. Please check the Remote Access Policies configured on this server to make sure that they are appropriate.  The following error occurred: 
The remote access policy could not be found.Routing and Remote Access cannot verify that the default Remote Access Policy matches the settings for the server.
The following error occurred:
@No RADIUS servers specified.  Enter the name of a RADIUS server.Less than two network interfaces were detected on this machine.  For standard VPN server configuration at least two network interfaces need to be installed. Please use the custom configuration path instead.Remote Registry service is required to configure a machine. 
Currently, the Remote Registry service is not running on machine %s.8Would you like to configure authentication provider: %s?4Would you like to configure accounting provider: %s?~If you choose to allow custom IPsec policy, preshared key is required.  Enter a preshared key and then save the configuration.3The start prefix is invalid.  Enter a valid prefix.1The end prefix is invalid.  Enter a valid prefix..The  prefix is invalid.  Enter a valid prefix.PA_To enable custom IPsec policy for L2TP connections, you must restart Routing and Remote Access.You are disabling custom IPsec policy for L2TP connections. Verify that machine certificate, also known as computer certificate, is installed for L2TP connections to succeed. 
Note: If the machine certificate is newly installed, you must restart Routing and Remote Access.You must restart the server to increase the number of ports available to SSTP. To save your changes and restart the server, click Yes. To restart later, click No.UYou must restart the server in order to change the number of ports available to SSTP.6Remote Access Service is unable to enable Routing and Remote Access for the probable reason like:  unable to open ports for Routing and Remote in Windows Firewall service. In this case RAS may not accept vpn connections.
User Action: Manually open the port of Routing and Remote Access in the windows firewall.BRemote Access Service is unable to enable Routing and Remote Access for the probable reason like:  exceptions in API to check the status of  windows firewall service. In this case RAS may not accept vpn connections.
User Action: Manually open the port of Routing and Remote Access in the windows firewall if it is running.XThe IKEv2 Idle time-out value must be in the range 5 to 2879 minutes(less than 48 hours)EThe IKEv2 Network Outage Time must be in the range 2 to 32767 minutesiThe IKEv2 Security Association expiration time must be in the range 5 to 2879 minutes(less than 48 hours)RThe IKEv2 Security Association data size limit must be in the range 1 to 32767 MBsYou must restart the server to increase the number of ports available to IKEv2. To save your changes and restart the server, click Yes. To restart later, click No.VYou must restart the server in order to change the number of ports available to IKEv2.-The certificate used for Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP) is different than the certificate bound to the SSL (web listner, HTTP.sys). Configure SSTP to use the default certificate or the certificate bound to SSL. You can configure web server application to use the same certificate used by SSTPzThe certificate used for Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP) is missing. You must configure a new certificate for SSTPUnknownClientHome RouterDemand-dial	DedicatedInternalLoopbackUnknown	Connected
ConnectingDisconnectedUnreachableUnknownEnabledDisabledUnknownUpDownTestingUnknownNon-operationalUnreachableDisconnected
Connecting	ConnectedOperationalUnknownEnabledDisabledSelect InterfaceI&nterfaces:AThis routing manager runs on the interface that you select below.PANew Interface for %1BThis routing protocol runs on the interface that you select below.New Routing Protocol&Routing protocols:?Click the routing protocol that you want to add, then click OK.Tunnel1,The following name is unavailable: index %d.PAe
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4No new router interfaces are available for addition.?No additional routing protocols are available for installation.Y%1 from %2 must be removed before %3 from %4 can be installed.  Do you want to remove it?+ The protocol cannot be removed because: 

DAn error occurred during the loading of protocol information for %1.rThe most likely cause of this error is that the file Rrasprxy.dll is not registered.  Run "regsvr32 Rrasprxy.dll".vAn error occurred during the loading of protocol information for %1.  Windows cannot retrieve the information from %1.The remote DCOM server on %1 cannot be found. Make sure that the DCOM server on %1 is registered.  Run "regsvr32 Rrasprxy.dll" and check that Remrras.exe is in the same folder as Rrasprxy.dll.5
The network device is not connected to the network.
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The network device cannot connect at this time due to the dial-out hours restriction.
N%1 from %2 is already installed on the computer.  Do you want to reinstall %1?PA$You must select at least one column.RefreshSelect columns...DescriptionDetails,Windows cannot locate the Loghours.dll file.Windows cannot run properly because it cannot find the loghours API in the Loghours.dll file. You might need to reinstall or restore Windows.
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Enter compatible values before continuing.]The IP address is not valid.
The IP address must be in the range (1.0.0.0 - 223.255.255.255).KThe IP address is not valid.
IP addresses cannot be in the 127.X.X.X range.IThe IP address is not valid.
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<H1><ID id="IDConfigTitle">Routing and Remote Access Is Configured on This Server</ID></H1>

<P><ID id=IDConfigDesc>This server has already been configured using the Routing and Remote Access Server Setup Wizard. To make changes to the current configuration, select an item in the console tree, and then on the Action menu, click Properties.</ID></P>

<P><ID id="IDConfigDesc2">For more information about setting up a Routing and Remote Access, deployment scenarios, and troubleshooting, see <A id=IDConfigDesc3 href="javascript:OnClickHelp('ms-its:rras.chm::/Html/c9004bab-0dff-4c0c-8212-fb03f0eb364e.htm');">Routing and Remote Access Help</A>.</ID></P>

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<H1><ID id="IDConfigTitle">Configure the Routing and Remote Access Server</ID></H1>
<P><ID id=IDConfigDesc>To set up Routing and Remote Access, on the Action menu, click Configure and Enable Routing and Remote Access.</ID></P>
<P><ID id="IDConfigDesc2">For more information about setting up a Routing and Remote Access, deployment scenarios, and troubleshooting, see <A id=IDConfigDesc3 href="javascript:OnClickHelp('ms-its:rras.chm::/Html/9a1486e1-fe45-4fea-9e15-c720b4f979ce.htm');">Routing and Remote Access</A>.</ID></P>
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<P><ID id=IDConfigDesc>To configure remote access logging or network policies (formerly named remote access policies), right-click the Remote Access Logging and Policies node.</ID></P>

<P><ID id="IDConfigDesc2">For more information about setting up a Network Policy Server (NPS), or about deploying and troubleshooting remote access network policies, see <A id=IDConfigDesc3 href="javascript:OnClickHelp('ms-its:radius.chm::/Html/d80d8fd1-388f-49e1-8b32-855cf8fda137.htm');">NPS Help</A>.</ID></P>



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a:link.uatshoot, a:visited.uatshoot 	{color:#000000; font-weight: normal;  text-decoration:none;}

a:hover.uatshoot, a:active.uatshoot 	{color:#0000FF; text-decoration: none; }


/*******************************************/
/*  these classes are for thumbnail art      */

a:link img.thumbnail	{border-color: #0000FF;}

a:active img.thumbnail	{ border-color: #FF0000;}

a:hover img.thumbnail	{border-color: #FF0000;}

img.thumbnail		{vertical-align: top; margin-left: 0;
			 width:90; border-width:1;}
		 
div.thumbnail		{float:left; width: 105; margin-top: 1em; margin-bottom: -0.3em; 
			 clear: both;  }

/*********************************************/				
/* this class style is used for the navigation tree in MMC */
		
p.navTree	{ margin-top: .2em; }

ul.navTree 	{  list-style-type: none; }

li.branch	{ margin-top: -.5em; margin-bottom: .6em;}

a.where		{}	/* use for the expand <a> tag */

/***************************************************************/
/* these class styles are used for <span> tags  simulating buttons & their div */

#buttonMenu	{ padding:  0.5em 0.3em 0.1em 0.3em;
			  padding-left:6px;
			  border-bottom: thin solid #999999;
			  background: #BBBBBB;
			  vertical-align:top;
			  z-index:2;
			  visibility:visible;
			  left:0; top:0; 
			  text-align:left;
			  margin:0 1em 0 0; 
			  position:absolute;
			  width: 100%;
			  }
						  
a:link.button, a:visited.button, span.button {
			  border-top-color: #EEEEEE ;
			  border-left-color: #EEEEEE ;
			  border-bottom-color: #666666 ;
			  border-right-color: #666666 ;
			  background-color: #DDDDDD ;
			  color:#0000FF;
			  text-decoration: none;
			  text-align: center;
			  font-weight: bold ;
			  height:1.5em; width:17px; cursor:hand;
			  border-style: solid; border-width: 1;
			}
			
a:active.button, a:hover.button	{
			  border-top-color: #666666 ;
			  border-left-color: #666666 ;
			  border-bottom-color: #EEEEEE ;
			  border-right-color: #EEEEEE;
			  background-color: #FFFFFF;
			  text-decoration: none;
			  text-align: center;
			  font-weight: bold ;
			  height:1.5em; width:17px; cursor:hand;
			  border-style: solid; border-width: 1;
			  }

/* The following span is used to display
items that have no entries  - AMS */
			  
span.buttoninactive {background: #C0C0C0;
					border: 1 solid #eeeeee;
					height: 1.4em;
					width: 1.4em;
					text-align: center;
					font-weight: bold;
					color: #808080;
					vertical-align:top;
					cursor: default;
					}

#list		{ padding:.4em 0.3em 100% 0.3em;
			  overflow:auto;
			  line-height:0.4em;
			  height:100%; width: 100%;
			  z-index:1;
			  left:0; top:0; 
			  text-align:left;
			  margin:0; 
			  position:absolute;
			  margin-left:1em; line-height:100%;
			  }
			  
p.marker	{ font-weight:bold;
				margin-top: 2em;
				color:#000000;
				font-size:110%;
				}			  
/************************************************/
/* class styles reserved for mouseover/mouseout DHTML   */

.cold		{}
.hot		{}

/**********************************************************************/
/* ID styles reserved for <a> tags  calling OCX's within HTML Help by creating  OBJECTS */


#wPopup		{}

a:link#wPopup, a:visited#wPopup	{color: #006600;}
a:hover#wPopup, a:active#wPopup	{color: #FF0000;}


img.popup 	{border: none; margin-right: 0.5em; vertical-align:middle;}

#shortcut		{}

img.shortcut 	{border: none; margin-right: 0.5em; vertical-align:middle;}

#specLoc		{}

#altLoc		{}

p.note,p.tip, p.important, p.caution, p.warning 
		{ font-weight:bold; clear:both;
		 margin-top:1em; 
		 margin-bottom:-.25em; }    

img.alert		{border:none;} 		 /* for icon images - note, tip, important, caution, warning*/

/************************************************/
/* styles used to modify the appearance of XML popups   */

DIV.XMLPopup 	{ height: 100%; width: 100%; border: solid; border-width:1px; background-color: #FFFFCC; }


DIV.PopTerm 	{ font-weight: bold; margin-left: 1em; margin-top: .75em; margin-right: 1em; }		
DIV.PopDef 		{ line-height: 1.25em; margin-left: 1em; margin-top: .25em;
				  margin-right: 1em; margin-bottom: 1em; }		
DIV.PopSeeAlso	{ margin-left: 0em; margin-top: .5em;  margin-right: 1em; margin-bottom: 1.25em; }
DIV.PopDef UL 	{ margin-left: 1.45em; line-height: 1.25em; }

/************************************************/
/* Styles for listed-out/hard-coded links for Related Topics with page GIF */

p.#relTopics	{ font-weight:bold; margin-top: 2em;}
img.relTopics 	{ border: none; }
p.relTopics	{ margin-left: 1.5em; margin-top: -1.7em; margin-bottom: .5em;}

/***********************************/
/*   Style for print only functionality used with external URL link   coUA_print.css*/

span.printonly	{display:none }

/***********************************/
/*   Styles for checklists   */

.userData 	{behavior:url(#default#userdata); }  /*sets persistance*/

#checklist	{width:100%;  text-align:left; margin:0.3em 0em;}

#checklist li 	{text-indent:0.2em;}

/*********************************/				
/*  these classes are for previous next navigation     */

a:hover.navbar, a:active.navbar		{} /* text in nav */
a:link.navbar, a:visited.navbar		{}
			  
#nav	{ left:0; top:0px;
	  text-align:left; 
	  margin:0; 
	  position:absolute;
	  padding-bottom: 1px; padding-top: 3px;
	  padding-right:6px; padding-left:5px;
	  align:top;
	  visibility:hidden;
	  z-index:1;  }

#text	{ left:0; top:0px;
	   /*text-align:left;*/ /*Commented out because it was causing a problem with BI-DI. Remove style if no ill effects are found from commenting it out. - 5/28/99 AMS */
	   margin:0; 
	   position:absolute;
	   padding:10px;
	   overflow:auto;
	   height:100%;
	   z-index:1; 
         	   background-repeat:no-repeat;
	   background-position: bottom right;
	   background-attachment:fixed; }

/***************************************************/
/* STYLES USED IN THE WEB DELIVERABLE ONLY  */


/***********************************/
/*   links   */

#wPopupWeb	{}

a:link#wPopupWeb			{color: #006600;}
a:hover#wPopupWeb		{color: #FF0000;}
a:active#wPopupWeb		{color: #FF0000;}
a:visited#wPopupWeb		{color: #006600;}

#shortcutWeb	{}

#specLocWeb	{}

#relTopicsWeb	{}

#altLocWeb	{}


/***********************************/
/*   popups   */

div.popup		{ visibility:hidden; z-index:3;
				 position:absolute; 
                 top:200; left:200; 
                 width:250; padding:6px; 
                 background-color:#FFFFCC;
                 border-style: solid;
                 border-width: 1;
                 border-color: #666666;
                                      }
/***********************************/
/* Added the following DIV 12/20/00 to incorporate branding GIF (currently Windows Flag) to designate material in HSS as Microsoft (as opposed to OEM material. This style also required WIDTH tags on H1 and WIDTH and Margin-Top tags on P.Proclabel. - AMS*/

DIV.UAbrand	{ direction: RTL; margin-top:-.25em; margin-right: -.25em; margin-bottom: -3em; }

			  
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<H1><ID id="IDWelcomeTitle">Welcome to Routing and Remote Access</ID></H1>

<P><ID id="IDWelcomeDesc1">Routing and Remote Access provides secure remote access to private networks.</P>

<P><ID id="IDWelcomeDesc2">Use Routing and remote access to configure the following:</ID></P>

<P><ID id="IDWelcomeDesc3">&#149 A secure connection between two private networks.</ID></P>

<P><ID id="IDWelcomeDesc4">&#149 A Virtual Private Network (VPN) gateway.</ID></P>

<P><ID id="IDWelcomeDesc5">&#149 A Dial-up remote access server.</ID></P>

<P><ID id="IDWelcomeDesc6">&#149 Network address translation (NAT).</ID></P>

<P><ID id="IDWelcomeDesc7">&#149 LAN routing.</ID></P>

<P><ID id="IDWelcomeDesc8">&#149 A basic firewall.</ID></P>

<P><ID id="IDWelcomeDesc9">To add a Routing and Remote Access server, on the Action menu, click Add Server.</ID></P>

<P><ID id="IDWelcomeDesc10">For more information about setting up Routing and Remote Access server, deployment scenarios, and troubleshooting, see <A id=IDWelcomeDesc10 href="javascript:OnClickHelp('ms-its:rras.chm::/Html/9a1486e1-fe45-4fea-9e15-c720b4f979ce.htm');">Help.</A></P>
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