I'm trying to install and configure RRAS on a Windows 2003 Server with
Service Psck 1 installed. When I try to enable RRAS From the "Routing and
remote access" snap-in, a message box informs me that Incoming connections
(IC) are enabled on the server and that they must be disabled to continue
with the installation.
In Control Panel -> Network connection I haven't found anything about
incoming connections...
What can I do to disable incoming connections?
Should it depends from a VMWARE installation?
Is it a buf of RRAS? Is there a fix?
Thank you very much

You should normally see the IC in the Network Connections Folder.
1) Check the value of the registry value "IcConfigured" under
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\RemoteAccess. If present, make sure
it is 0
2) Then stop remoteaccess service.

These steps should disable IC if it is configured.

--
Janani Vasudevan [MSFT]
Software Design Engineer/Test
RRAS, Windows Enterprise Networking

http://blogs.msdn.com/jananiv

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"Andrea Brigo" <AndreaBrigo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F2F9A305-D9EE-4C7A-A55F-4542E18D353B@microsoft.com...
> I'm trying to install and configure RRAS on a Windows 2003 Server with
> Service Psck 1 installed. When I try to enable RRAS From the "Routing and
> remote access" snap-in, a message box informs me that Incoming connections
> (IC) are enabled on the server and that they must be disabled to continue
> with the installation.
> In Control Panel -> Network connection I haven't found anything about
> incoming connections...
> What can I do to disable incoming connections?
> Should it depends from a VMWARE installation?
> Is it a buf of RRAS? Is there a fix?
> Thank you very much