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I have recently installed a generic PC m0n0wall v.1.11 in front of a small business network. The firewall has a single LAN interface and a single WAN interface. The firewall is set to forward PPTP VPN traffic to the IP address of a PPTP server. Client VPN connections are set to use the default gateway on remote network. Everything is working great except for one thing: PPTP clients cannot access the Internet while connected via VPN. I have the "Log packets blocked by the default rule" setting enabled and I see in the Firewall log that port 80 traffic is being blocked on the LAN If from the PPTP client's internal IP to the external Web IP. My question is how can I open this up? I understand that firewall rules on the PPTP If are only good if the m0n0wall is the PPTP server. They are inapplicable when the m0n0wall is redirecting the PPTP traffic. On the LAN interface, I have the following rules: Any Proto> LAN net, any port>any destination, any port>Pass Any Proto> any source, any port>any destination, any port>Pass I know the second is kinda redundant but I was seeing if that would work, which it doesn't. Is there any additional information I can provide to make this clearer? Thanks, Michael |