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PPTP Works Sorta

I'm Using ASL 4.0 and a w2k pptp client.

When I enable the connection. All seems to go well my ID is authenticated, my machine is registered and I am allowed access.

However I can see none of the servers in my network. Pings are unresponsive "request timed out"

my internal net is 10.0.2.X
the pptp net is 10.0.3.x

I have set up packet filter rule to Private_Network_10.0.0.0 to allow any service to VPN NET and VPN net to allow any service from Private_Network_10.0.0.0

The interesting thing I have noticed is that the VPN address is assigned as 10.0.3.2 with a subnetmask of 255.255.255.255

Any insight, help or sugesstions would be great.

Thanks,

jim

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0 SecurityGuy over 22 years ago

Make sure you have ping forwarding enabled on the firewall and your packet filter rules allow ICMP replies from your LAN to your PPTP pool. Also, check the default gateway address on your servers to see if they are pointing back to the Astaro box. I had similar issues with a couple of systems that had default gateways set to the "old" firewall. I was able to build VPN connections, but all return traffic was attempting to exit out the wrong door. [:)]s helps.
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0 SecurityGuy over 22 years ago

Make sure you have ping forwarding enabled on the firewall and your packet filter rules allow ICMP replies from your LAN to your PPTP pool. Also, check the default gateway address on your servers to see if they are pointing back to the Astaro box. I had similar issues with a couple of systems that had default gateways set to the "old" firewall. I was able to build VPN connections, but all return traffic was attempting to exit out the wrong door. [:)]s helps.
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