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the RRAS and ISA Server environment, you can use the RRAS graphical user interface or other
scripts described in this chapter to fine-tune your advanced settings.
See Also
Microsoft KB 311953: “How to Enable the Routing and Remote Access Service Silently
from a Command Prompt.” This article describes the technique for setting Registry
parameters from the command line. This is useful if you want to run command-line
scripts to enable or disable the service.
Microsoft KB 838374: “Interoperability of Routing and Remote Access and Internet
Security and Acceleration Server 2004.” This article describes the interactions between
RRAS and ISA Server.
Microsoft TechNet: “Virtual Private Networking with Windows Server 2003: Deploying
Remote Access VPNs” (
www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/
technologies/networking/vpndeplr.mspx
). This article describes the VPN deployment
process, issues to consider, and issues that may be encountered.
ISAServer.org (
http://www.isaserver.org
). This site provides FAQs and technical
“how to” articles for Microsoft ISA Server 2000 and 2004.
Chapter 6 of this topic for information on RADIUS servers and Internet Authentication
Services (IAS).
4-2. Starting and Stopping the Routing
and Remote Access Service
Problem
You want to start or stop Routing and Remote Access Services.
Solution
Using a Graphical User Interface
1.
Start the Services control panel applet from the Administrative Tools folder in the
Start menu.
2.
Select the Routing and Remote Access Services.
3.
Select the Action menu, and then select the option to start, stop, or restart the service,
whichever is appropriate.
Using a Command-Line Interface
To start RRAS, type the following in the command window:
> net start remoteaccess
