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Run the Create a new connection wizard in the Network Connections section:
- Select the option Setup an advanced connection.
- Select the option Accept incoming connections.
- Skip the Devices for Incoming Connections section.
- Select the option Allow virtual private connections.
- Assign the user names which are allowed to be connected.
- Open the Properties section for Internet Protocol (TCP/IP):
- Define virtual private network IP address range.
- Check the box Allow calling computer to specify its own IP address.

Finish the wizard.

When the wizard finishes, Incoming Connections icon appears in Network Connections.

Windows XP is now ready to create VPN.
When first connection is established:
- it gets 192.168.2.141 as own IP address.
- assigns IP address to the connected computers from 192.168.2.142 to 192.168.2.150 in connection order.

In Windows explorer :
- if you enter \\\\192.168.2.141\\ to the address bar, you access the Windows XP computer itself over VPN.
- if you enter \\\\192.168.2.142\\ to the address bar, you access the computer which is connected firstly.


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