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[7.500] SSL VPN and PPTP pool issue

BramKortleven
We found an issue in the 7.500 SSL VPN and PPTP configurations.

We weren't able to assign a designated network address pool to our SSL VPN configuration, where it was working in version 7.405.

After some searching and testing, we found out that we cannot assign the same subnet to both the SSL VPN and the PPTP configuration anymore!

It only happens with the address range assigned in the PPTP pool, not with the Cisco pool for example...

Is this a bug, or by-design?

If by design, please change the error message 'One of the values you entered is syntactically or logically incorrect.' to something that explains what the problem really is...

Thanks


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    They didn't resolve it, it's 'by design'...

    You'll need to divide your pool range into subnets, which we also did, and which seems to be working just fine...
    We divided our /24 range into 4 /26'ers, one for each roadwarrior vpn profile...
    If you only use PPTP and L2TP, you can seperate them into 2 /25 ranges, which will do the same, but giving you some more addresses per range...

    Good luck!
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    They didn't resolve it, it's 'by design'...

    You'll need to divide your pool range into subnets, which we also did, and which seems to be working just fine...
    We divided our /24 range into 4 /26'ers, one for each roadwarrior vpn profile...
    If you only use PPTP and L2TP, you can seperate them into 2 /25 ranges, which will do the same, but giving you some more addresses per range...

    Good luck!
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