This post will describe how to create VPN Client using L2TP and IPSec on Windows 7.


1. Go to Control Panel --> Network and Sharing Center.  Choose Set up new connection or network.  Click Next.

2. Choose Connect to a workplace

3. Choose create new connection. Click Next.

4. Choose Use My Internet Connection (VPN).

5. Fill IP Address of your VPN Server and the name of connection.  Click Next.

6. Fill user name and password of your connection.  Click Connect.

After this point, you still cannot connect to your VPN Server.  You need to configure pre-shared key for IPSec.

7. Open Control Panel --> Network and Sharing Center.  Choose Change Adapter Setting

8. Right click your VPN connection, choose Properties.

9. On your VPN Properties, click Security Tab, on Type of VPN, choose Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol With IPSec (L2TP/IPSec).  On Data Encryption, choose Require encryption.  Click Advanced settings.

10. On Advanced Properties, L2TP section, choose Used preshared key for authentication.  Click OK.

11. Click OK again.  You can now test your connection using L2TP and IPSec VPN.

This post will describe how to create VPN Client using PPTP on Windows 7.

1. Go to Control Panel --> Network and Sharing Center.  Choose Set up new connection or network.  Click Next.

2. Choose Connect to a workplace

3. Choose create new connection. Click Next.

4. Choose Use My Internet Connection (VPN).

5. Fill IP Address of your VPN Server and the name of connection.  Click Next.

6. Fill user name and password of your connection.  Click Connect.

If you cannot connect to VPN PPTP Server, then maybe you need to adjust encryption.

7. Open Control Panel --> Network and Sharing Center.  Choose Change Adapter Setting

8. Right click your VPN connection, choose Properties.

9. On your VPN Properties, click Security Tab, on Data Encryption, choose No encryption allowed.  Click OK.

By creating new folder, and rename it to GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}, you have all you need for configuring your Windows 7.

If you have familiar with Linux or Unix, you must know about change ownership or chown. Windows 7 has such a concept like that. Like on Linux or Unix, if you are an administrator, you can change or take ownership of file and folder. To do that, here are the way:

1. Right click on file or folder you want to take ownership, click Properties, click Security tab.
2. Click Advanced, then click on Owner tab.
3. Click on Edit tab.
4. Click on Other users or groups.
5. Fill with user or group that you want to be owner of the file or folder. Click Ok.