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vpn/win2k

fpurdue
okay - i feel adequately stupid - what am I getting wrong...  (I realize the below won't get me a great connection, but it should get me _something_)

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VPN/PPTP Roadwarrior VPN

PPTP Remote Access     
  
   Status: {Enabled}
  
   Debug: {Enabled}
  
   Encryption strength:  strong (128 Bit)
  
   
PPTP IP-pool     
  
  Network: PPTP-Pool   
  
  Network address: 10.2.133.0   
  Network netmask: 255.255.255.0   
  Useable IP addresses: 253   

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Definitions/Users

Username: smith
  
  Password: ******
  Confirmation: ******   
  
  Remote access (PPTP): {X} Address: 
  
  HTTP Proxy user: { }
  SOCKS Proxy user: { }

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Win2K Client (128-bit)

  Can connect to Win2K VPN Server

  Astaro Server is 64.x.x.x (external) & 190.x.x.x (internal)

  I can ping the external interface fine

  If I try to VPN I get "Error: there was no answer"


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    Okay - not sure what i did -- but it seems to work today (huh...)

    Now on the next part -- how do I configure the routing to get the client to see the rest of the network (host-to-net).

    The client gets the IP 10.2.133.3:255.255.255.255 - how can i get this client to see the internal (190.x.x.x:255.0.0.0) net?  If I specify a 190.x.x.x ip in the user info then he just gets that ip with an all 255 subnet.

    What am I fucking up?
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