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# Opret en Microsoft L2TP VPN-post

Opret en Microsoft L2TP VPN-post i Remote Desktop Manager med en forhåndsdelt nøgle og den korrekte godkendelsesmetode.

De kan oprette en Microsoft L2TP VPN-post i Remote Desktop Manager.

1. Først skal De oprette en ny post af typen ***VPN Microsoft*** med de grundlæggende oplysninger og indstillinger.
2. I afsnittet ***Generelt - Forbindelse*** skal De bruge rullemenuen ved siden af ***VPN-type*** og vælge ***L2TP*** i stedet for ***Automatisk***.
3. Angiv Deres ***Forhåndsdelte nøgle***, som De har fået fra Microsoft.
4. Udfyld oplysningerne for ***Brugernavn***, ***Domæne*** og ***Adgangskode***.
5. Valgfrit: ***Godkendelsesmetoden*** kan være forskellig for hver bruger (den er som standard sat til ***PAP***), afhængigt af Deres Microsoft VPN-konfiguration. Brug rullemenuen til at ændre den.

| Valgmulighed | Beskrivelse                                 |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------- |
| PAP          | Ukrypteret adgangskode                      |
| CHAP         | Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol |
| MS-CHAP v2   | Microsoft CHAP Version 2                    |
| EAP          | Extensible Authentication Protocol          |

6. Klik på ***OK*** for at gemme.


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