You are a desktop support technician for your company. The network includes a Windows 2000 Server computer named Server1 that runs Routing and Remote Access. Server1 accepts dial-up connections and VPN connections. The network has two remote access policies, and the policy for VPN connections has a higher priority than the policy for dial-up connections.
One of the company executives needs to access his files stored on the network while he travels. The executive uses a portable computer running Windows XP Professional. The executive currently has a dial-up connection named LocalISP that allows him to use a local phone number for a national ISP.
You need to configure a connection to ensure that the executive can access his files by using the most secure form of data encryption regardless of his location. The new connection must allow for the use of the existing dial-up connection.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)
A.
Create a new VPN connection that specifies the IP address of Server1.
B.
Create a new dial-up connection with the phone number of Server1.
C.
Configure the new VPN connection to use LocalISP to dial another connection first.
D.
Configure the new VPN connection to use a new dial-up connection to dial Server1 first.
E.
Configure the new dial-up connection to use dialing rules.
F.
Configure the new dial-up connection to use a maximum modem speed of 57,600 bps.