I've done a reasonably extensive read of these forums, but still haven't found a solution to the problem I'm having.
I can connect to Astaro using a PPTP VPN with my windows 7 netbook quite happily. I can ping the Astaro end of the VPN tunnel, but I can't get any further than that - I can't get Astaro to route between the VPN network and the internal LAN.
My current packet filter rules are:
1: My desktop PC IPv4 > HTTP > 10.10.11.0 Network - ACCEPT (My ADSL modem admin interface)
2: Any source IPv4 > All protocols > 10.10.11.0 Network - DROP
3: Internal Network IPv4/IPv6 > Any protocol > Any destination - ACCEPT (I know, but I'm not interested in blocking outbound connections at this point)
4: Any source IPv4/IPv6 > HTTP/HTTPS > Internal Server IPv4/IPv6 - ACCEPT (Windows Home Server)
5: Any Source IPv4/IPv6 > Bittorrent > Desktop PC IPv4/IPv6 - ACCEPT
I also have DNAT rules for the Bittorrent and Internal Server IPv4 destinations. All the above are tested working.
I've tried setting up another packet filter rule of: PPTP VPN Network > Any Protocol > Internal Network
but I still get no network connectivity.
In desperation I even tried a Masquerading NAT setup between the PPTP VPN IP Pool and the internal LAN, but still no go.
If however, I disable the PPTP VPN in Astaro, and instead set a packet filter for the VPN protocols and forward them to my windows 2008 server, it quite happily sets up the VPN, thus proving the astaro packet filter is working, and removing the rule prevents connections to the PPTP server insite my LAN.
So what setups have I missed to get Astaro routing between the internal LAN and the PPTP VPN IP pool?
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