All help appreciated!

See ansers below........

Claude Morin wrote:
> I'm not really competent to wade through the log without spending a bunch of 
> time doing additional reading. Just in case it helps, perhaps you could 
> answer a few questions:
> 
>    - What exactly happens after you see the user authentication 
>    diagnostic? For example, does the WXP client think the connection is live 

>    for any length of time at all?
It waits for 20-30 seconds and then spits out an errormessage (errorcode 
619)
>     - Are you using the PPTP service built into the m0n0wall or 
>    redirecting from the m0n0wall to some other PPTP server? 
The builtin PPTP server.
>    - Do you have a username and password (and possibly a user-specific IP 
>    address) defined or are you using RADIUS authentication?
Username/password configured using the WebGUI. But I can use whatever 
username/password I wish and it acts in the same way.
>     - What PPTP server address have you defined? 
192.168.250.220
>    - What remote address range have you defined? 
192.168.250.224/28.
>    - What IP addresses are you using internally (on the LAN)?
192.168.250.0/24
>     - Are you requiring 128-bit encryption on either side or both sides?
Tried both with and without 128-bit on the serverside.
>     
> -klode
> 
> On 6/21/05, Jonas Claesson <jonas dot claesson at home dot se> wrote:
> 
>>Hi!
>>
>>I know this issue has been discussed in several threads on this list but
>>none has offered a solution that works for me.
>>
>>I'm trying to connect to a Monowall (1.2b9) with a public IP. I am able
>>to get to the authentication part and then it times out.
>>
>>The client (WInXP) is NATed but is able to connect to other PPTP servers
>>so the error is probably on the server side.
>>
>>Below is the log from the Monowall. Any help is much appreciated.
>>
> 
>