Inspired by this email post and new to M0n0wall, I decided to try this out.

I followed the instructions detailed at the m0n0wall website. I made sure
that I setup a firewall rule for my new virtual PPTP interface to allow
traffic from my office LAN.

Then I fired up my Windows XP PPTP client. I noticed that I would get an
authentication prompt and then a drop. I checked the system logs to ensure
that I was getting to the m0n0wall...it was.

So I did a tiny bit of research on my company's PIX firewall at the office
(which I administer luckily.) All I had to do was add one line (We have PIX
6.3.4 OS ... incase you have a PIX at work.):

fixup protocol pptp 1723

Works like a charm now. If you have any questions, just let ne know

Brett

On 9/21/05, Kevyn Jones <kevyn at vista dot eclipse dot co dot uk> wrote:
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> Public:213.***.**.***
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> The Built in PPTP server.
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> Cheers
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> Chris Buechler wrote:
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> >On 9/20/05, Kevyn Jones <kevyn at vista dot eclipse dot co dot uk> wrote:
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> >>Hi there having real trouble getting the VPN Server to work...
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> >what kind of VPN? Does your m0n0wall WAN have a public or private IP?
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> >-Chris
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