 Windows XP Connection Software PPTP Connection L2TP Connection OpenVPN Connection Web Proxy Connection |
 Windows Vista Connection Software PPTP Connection L2TP Connection OpenVPN Connection Web Proxy Connection |
 Windows 7 Connection Software PPTP Connection L2TP Connection OpenVPN Connection Web Proxy Connection |
 Mac OSX PPTP Connection L2TP Connection OpenVPN Connection Web Proxy Connection |
 Linux PPTP Connection L2TP Connection OpenVPN (SSL) Conection Web Proxy Connection |
 Apple iPhone Apple iPod Touch PPTP Connection L2TP Connection Web Proxy Connection |
Apple iPad PPTP Connection L2TP Connection Web Proxy Connection |
 Android PPTP Connection L2TP Connection OpenVPN Connection |
 Symbian (S60) PPTP Connection (SymVPN) |
 DD-WRT Compatible Routers Direct Connection Access Point Connection |
Multi user UK VPN access on our UK based Dedicated (static) IP servers. You don't just get a Static UK IP Address with these accounts, each account has its very own Unique IP Address located in the United Kingdom too! These UK IP's are static so they will never change and they will never be used by any other client whilst the IP is assigned to your account! As with all VPNUK accounts, you receive two simultaneous user acess as standard.
USA multi user access on our Dedicated (static) IP servers. You don't just get a Static IP Address with these accounts, each account has its very own US Based Unique IP Address too! These IP's are static so they will never change and they will never be used by any other client whilst the USA IP is assigned to your account! As with all VPNUK accounts, you receive two simultaneous user acess as standard.
Swiss based 1:1 Dedicated IP servers. You don't just get a Static IP Address with these Switzerland Based VPN accounts, each account has its very own Unique Swiss IP Address too! These IP's are not NAT'd so offer an unrestricted 1:1 conection, ideal for running applications and services that require an incoming connection!
| This is a quick comparision of the VPNUK VPN service when compared to the VPNUK Proxy service. | ||
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| 128bit Security | |
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| Unlimited Bandwidth | |
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| Dynamic IP Address* | |
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| Unique IP Address** | |
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** Dedicated IP account
VPNUK - The Virtual Private Network Specialists
Setting up PPTP access under Windows Vista.The following instructions go step–by–step through the creation process. These instructions work under all the client– side variations of Windows Vista, namely Home Basic, Home Premium, Business, and Ultimate.
1. Open the Control Panel
First, click on the Start button and click 'Control Panel'. This opens up the 'Control Panel Home.'
2. Go to the 'Network and Internet' panel
Next, click on the 'Network and Internet' control panel.
3. Connect To A Network
Next, click on 'Connect to a network'.
4. Set up the VPN connection
Click on 'Set up a connection or Network'.
5. Choose the Connection Type
On the next screen, click on 'Connect to a workplace' then click 'Next'.
6. Using an Existing Connection (if it appears)
If you are asked if you would like to use an existing connection choose 'No, create a new connection' and click 'Next'.
7. Select the Internet connection
Next click 'Use my Internet connection (VPN)'.
8. Enter the server information
Now, enter the server information.
In the text box labeled 'Internet address' enter the IP Address or Server Name that was sent to you in the welcome email.
In the text box labeled 'Destination name' type whatever you like, ie. VPNUK. This is the name of the connection, and will show up in the 'Connect to a network' screen when we're done.
Lastly, make sure that the checkbox labeled 'Don't connect now; just set it up so I can connect later' is checked. Then click the 'Next' button.
9. Enter your username and password
In this screen, enter your VPNUK username and password.
In the text box labeled 'User name:', enter your VPNUK username.
In the text box labeled 'Password:', enter your VPNUK password.
Optionally, check the 'Remember this password' checkbox and you won't have to enter your password when you connect to VPNUK.
Then, click the 'Create' button.
10. Connection Ready
Click the 'Close' button to return to the 'Network and Internet' screen.
11. Go to the connection
Now click on 'Connect to a network' again.
11. Select the connection properties
In the 'Connect to a network' screen, you should see the connection that we have just set up. Right–click on the connection document and choose 'Properties' from the menu.
12. Select Options
In the property window, click the 'Properties' tab.
13. Go to the Options tab
Next, click the 'Options' tab.
14. Options - Disable Windows Domain.
Remove the tick from the 'Inlclude Windows logon domain' dialing options and click onto PPP settings.
15. PPP Settings
Place a tick in the 'Enable LCP extensions' box and ensure there isn't a tick 'Enable software compression' box and then click 'OK'.
16. Go to the Networking tab
Click onto the Networking tab.
17. Setting up over L2TP
In 'Networking' tab click on the 'Type of VPN' dropdown menu and select 'PPTP
VPN', uncheck 'Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)'.
18. Finished!
You're finished! Click the 'OK' button to save your settings.
20. Connecting to VPNUK Servers
To connect to whichever vpn you have set up, go to the Start button and click onto 'Connect To'. Then click on the name of the VPNUK Connection you made during initial set up and click 'Connect'.
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