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VPN IP address assignment

I have an internal net 192.168.2.0/255.255.255.0 - How should I set up my VPN/PPTP Address pool etc so I can talk to my internal net?

Thanks in advance,

Sam

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0 ClausP over 23 years ago

Hi,

maybe this could solve your probs ? [:)]
http://docs.astaro.org/docs/vpn_howto.htm

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Claus

[ 20 October 2001: Message edited by: ClausP ]
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0 carlywarly over 23 years ago in reply to ClausP

Maybe not.
The VPN HowTo is dreadfully old and is in desperate need of an update. It does not even mention the PPTP stuff at all.
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0 Sam Oliver over 23 years ago in reply to carlywarly

Yeah didn't help me much either.... I'm still looking for an answer if anyone can help!

Sam
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0 oliver.desch over 23 years ago in reply to Sam Oliver

Hello,

for using PPTP you have to create local users first.
It is a good idea to assign static addresses.
Switch PPTP on and use strong encryption, make
sure that your clients support it, if not get an update!

In addition you need filter rules allowing the PPTP
addresses access to your local network.
(e.g. PPTP-users ANY local-network ALLOW)

You can use IP addresses of your LAN. ASL automatically
sets host routes and answers ARP requests for
this IPs.

BTW the VPN howto was written to use IPSEC clients and it is up2date :-))

read you
o|iver
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