If your VPN isn’t showing up in your network connections, don’t despair. It’s time to get to the bottom of the issue. Here ...

There are a couple of ways you can set up a VPN on Windows 10. The easiest one is to download the VPN app to your computer, sign in, and connect to a server with a click of a button. Job done! However ...

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Microsoft is highlighting the ability to quickly set up connections to Azure virtual networks as a top Windows Server 2019 networking feature. The capability lets IT pros "configure a point-to-site ...

So I think this is kinda far fetched, but its worth a shot. Here is the setup:<BR><BR>I have a Windows XP Pro desktop machine that has an IPSEC VPN tunnel created using the old Sonicwall VPN client.