A problem with vps

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Hi,
I want to use a vpn (PPTP) on a vps but the problem is when i connect to the vpn i lose the connection to the remote desktop , i have tried vnc, teamviewer but the same problem , so any idea how to solve this ?
 
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Your RDP is probably timing out - change the timeout settings in the client and see if you're still having the issue?
 
you can use proxifier+ socks or proxy. On rdp it's normal to drop connection because you change the ip that you connected to, but on team viewer it's not normal. I have rdsl rented and i change the ip every 2-3 minutes and works fine with team viewer. Contact them at customer support and ask them.
 
The problem is the changing of the IP address :(
So you're going onto the VPS right, and then the VPS is starting the VPN connection? I've done this quite a bit from those shitty Windows 2k3 boxes without much issue.

Are you getting any error messages or anything, that is telling you the problem is "the changing of the IP address"?

www.lmgtfy.com/q=Split+Tunnel+VPS+VPN

^ Try looking at some of those answers, it may solve your problem.
 
you can use proxifier+ socks or proxy. On rdp it's normal to drop connection because you change the ip that you connected to, but on team viewer it's not normal. I have rdsl rented and i change the ip every 2-3 minutes and works fine with team viewer. Contact them at customer support and ask them.

I have tried teamviewer before in a similar situation and never work !
 
Hi,
I want to use a vpn (PPTP) on a vps but the problem is when i connect to the vpn i lose the connection to the remote desktop , i have tried vnc, teamviewer but the same problem , so any idea how to solve this ?
It would be best if you install your vpn with active directory
 
This vpn has only PPTP and a beta open VPN
Why don't you just use the one built in windows it's free too. It also uses the PPTP. Of course you will have to use the windows server operating system.
 
Why don't you just use the one built in windows it's free too. It also uses the PPTP. Of course you will have to use the windows server operating system.
I'm using it now because it's the only way to connect thy don't have an windows installer
 
You can't connect to VPS after connecting to VPN, because IP change on VPS, you can fix this easily, you can connect to VPS when any time IP changed, its Dynamic DNS, or put small script on your server to notify you with new IP, i recommend Dynamic DNS, if you need help, i can explain this with step by step,
 
I'm using it now because it's the only way to connect thy don't have an windows installer
If you use the one on windows it's a building application that's free. If you have full administrator rights of your vps you can do it
 
You can't connect to VPS after connecting to VPN, because IP change on VPS, you can fix this easily, you can connect to VPS when any time IP changed, its Dynamic DNS, or put small script on your server to notify you with new IP, i recommend Dynamic DNS, if you need help, i can explain this with step by step,

Yes plz :)
 
If you use the one on windows it's a building application that's free. If you have full administrator rights of your vps you can do it
I didn't understand you !!! can you explain more ?
 
Ammm, thank you for your help my friend :)
 
It's all about split tunneling. you want to split it so the traffic from your computer -> host ISNT tunneled, but everything else from the Host -> Out is tunneled.
 
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