Hello,

I've read FAQ, searched lists, experimented, etc but was unable to find 
solution to my problem.

I'm sorry if I, nevertheless, missed the answer but I would appreciate 
any help with this because I really can't figure out what is going on.

Here is the situation:

I use m0n0 at home with WAN and LAN NICs. WAN is configured as pptp in 
order to connect to my ISP. I can happily browse the Internet but am 
unable to reach any local servers of my IPS.

WAN settings:

Username: myusername
Password: mypassword
Local IP address: 192.168.113.x
Remote IP address: 192.168.112.1/20

LAN settings:

192.168.1.1/24

I have "Block private networks" unchecked.

I want to be able to access servers on local network 192.168.112.0/20 
from a machine behind m0n0. In general they should be available even 
when pptp link is not established and m0n0 haven't authenticated against 
PPTP server (which is FreeBSD btw). These hosts are in my (well, m0n0's 
WAN) LAN after all. I even do not need default gateway, do I? What is 
even more strange, is that when I plug the ISP cable directly into my 
workstation I can access all but one server on ISP LAN. The later needs 
PPTP link alive even if it is within the 192.168.112.0 network. Namely I 
can't access 192.168.114.254 host no matter what I am trying unless I 
connect with pptp! New PPTP interface has nothing to do with routing 
btw. I cheked that too. Do you know how one can hide a single host on 
LAN link this?! Is there a secret mechanism preventing some host from 
the LAN to be seen unless some other condition is true?! I am truly 
amazed, I must confess!

But I will be happy enough if you point me the way how I can reach host 
on m0n0's WAN LAN :) I've tried static routes, outbound NAT, everything 
with little success.

I am sorry if this is not too clear a post/question and will gladly 
clarify any issue if there is a need.

Thank you in advance!

Regards,
Yavor