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Can't get DHCP infos on "L2TP over IPSec"

manzamanna
Dear all, I have a problem with my Astaro SG 7.306

When I start remote VPN connections, my clients is connected.
But, DHCP infos isn't good: Subnet mask is 255.255.255.255 (instead /24) and no DNS configured.


I set "assign IP addresses by" "DHCP server", defined my Windows 2003 server based DHCP host, reachable on inferface Internal.

Can you help me please?
Have a nice day,
Andrea


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    here a note from the manual:
    DHCP Server: If you select DHCP Server, you must also specify the network
    interface through which the DHCP server is connected. The DHCP server
    does not have to be directly connected to the interface — it can also be
    accessed through a router. Note that the local DHCP server is not supported;
    the DHCP server selected here must be running on a physically different
    system.


    How can I set the system to obtain my VPN client to use internal network host's remote desktop?

    Sorry, but it's very urgent: I've just upraded from Astaro v.5!!!

    Best regards,
    Andrea
  • 0 in reply to manzamanna
    Damn!

    I've changed "VPN Pool (L2TP)" addresses and now when I set "apply" the settings isn't saved!! [:O]

    Please help me!
  • 0 in reply to manzamanna
    LOL it was only a problem with Internet explorer.
    Now in Firefox it works [:)]

    But I'm still searching for solution...
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  • 0 in reply to manzamanna
    Soved using this rule:

    SNAT RULE
    Traffic selector: VPN Pool (L2TP) > Any services > Any destination
    Source translation: Internal Address
    Automatic packet filter ok

    Now my VPN clients can get internal DHCP server leases.

    Is it a good rule? I'm not sure about it's security.
    Do you have some suggestions?

    thanks,
    Andrea
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