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A little VPN help here

thefuzz4
I'm used to using PPTP vpn, and in the past I've set it up using RRAS in windows server 2000 and 2003.  So I got the vpn server up and running here on my Astaro box however that is where I get confused.  I am able to connect to it however it dishes out a whole new subnet address to the clients and if you try and ping anything inside of the network while on the VPN you get nothing.  I'd prefer it just use the Astaro DHCP and assign the address from the local subnet but that does not really appear to be an option.  I know I am probably missing something stupid as that is usually always the case isn't?  Thanks for your help in advance with this.


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    In my experiments, no Proxy ARP was used, and everything worked normally.  But, I agree, there's no reason not to do it the "standard" way.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    I created a packet rule to allow vpn pptp traffic to any network so we'll see if this does the trick.  Thanks for all of your help on this one.
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