The stuff I've read so far on setting up a Server 2003 box to do VPN has you use a machine with two NICs in it and direct all traffic from the internet through that box (in one NIC and out the other). Only a very small amount of traffic between my LAN and the internet will be VPN. I don't particularly want to route everything through that box. It creates another single point of failure that could take my network out. Does it have to be configured that way? I envisioned it working on a box on my LAN with a single NIC and that packets coming into the NIC would be stripped of encryption and redirected out the same NIC where they came in. Can it work that way or am I just stupid to think that it's possible to do it that way?
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