Windows 10: Routing and Remote Access Service Configuration

Hi all ,After configuring a RRAS service on 2019 windows server, I was able to have an internet access from the server, but I am not able to ping any of RRAS clients even though I can ping the server IP, not able also to reach any local service, The IPv4 router checkbox is checked , LAN and demand dail routing is chosen.I was trying to connect to this server so that only RRAS clients can access the server's services, by closing firewall to the server's public IP, but that didn't work also since it still recognizes my local public IP.So can you propose me a solution?Thanks in advance ,

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Script to add a rule for Routing and Remote Access

• From Firewall I want to add a rule - Routing and Remote Access.
  This rule can be added manually, but I want to add it from the command prompt.
  I am using Windows 10 Pro 20H2.
  To add manualy, open Control Panel -> Windows Defender Firewall -> Advanced Settings ->
  -> Inbound Rules or Outbound Rules -> New Rule -> Predefined -> from drop down list choose Routing and Remote Access ->
  -> Next -> Check all checkbox
  Routing and Remote Access (PPTP-In),
  Routing and Remote Access (L2TP-In),
  Routing and Remote Access (GRE-In) -> Next... Next - see print screen.
  How to add from CMD ?
  
  

 

Cannot Start the Routing and Remote Access Service

I get the error below and the event below logged when I try to start the RRAS service. Any ideas?

 

Safe Services Configurations?


I always highly edit my services. I don't want 80 programs running in the background from my PC. So these are the services I've disabled. I would like to know if I've done anything unsafe, and if there are other services I can safely disable.

• AllJoyn Router Service - supposedly disables Miracast, except it still works for me.
• BranchCache
• Certificate Propogation
• Distributed Link Tracking Coordinator - hurts ability to "share" files.
• Downloaded Maps Manager
• ​Geolocation Service
• HomeGroup Listener
• HomeGroup Provider
• Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
• IP Helper
• Microsoft iSCSI Initiator Service
• Netlogon
• Offline Files
• Print Spooler
• Peer Name Resolution Protocol
• Peer Networking Grouping
• Peer Networking Identity Manager
• Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
• Remote Access Connection Manager
• Remote Desktop Configuration
• Remote Desktop Services
• Remote Registry
• Retail Demo Service
• Routing and Remote Access
• Secondary Logon
• Server - disables ability to "share" files.
• Shell Hardware Detection - disables autoplay, and increases security against rootkits.
• Smartcard
• SNMP Trap
• Storage Service
• Superfetch
• Telephony
• Windows Backup
• Windows Error Reporting Service
• Windows Image Acquisition
• Windows Remote Management
• Workstation - hurts ability to "share" files.

What are the following services:

• CDPSvc