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Jeff, I'm not using 128-bit auth. That's a far-off dream at this point ;) There are no IP clashes. My DHCP runs from 192.168.0.200-249 and my PPTP block has been 192.168.0.96/28, amongst other values (including non-LAN subnet ones). There are no client firewalls (save the local m0n0wall). The PPTP firewall rule could not be simpler. It is literally Pass any -> any for any protocol. User accounts have been checked and re-checked, plus assigned with static IPs. No dice. Are you using IPSec or any of the other features I mentioned? Have you had to do anything special for the PPTP connection in XP? Chris Taylor PS: Please keep replies on-list (Reply All). Jeff Buehler wrote: > I have no problems at all with PPTP under 1.21. I have 3 different > accounts, 1 of which assigns an IP at connect. Everything works > properly. All of the client machines in my case are using the standard > Windows XP PPTP client, so I can't speak for other PPTP clients. I am > not using a radius server, and I don't require a 128 bit connection. > > Make certain that the IP you have allocated for the PPTP server is not > being used by another machine on the network - if you are using DHCP, > you might want to allocate a range of something like 192.168.1.50 - > 192.168.1.250 to leave the first 48 or so addresses available for PPTP > and other needs. So in this case the server address would be, perhaps, > 192.168.1.1, and the PPTP server address might be 192.168.1.10 > (arbitrary but below the DHCP range) and the range of PPTP IP's might be > 192.168.1.16 - 192.168.1.32 (also arbitrary and below the DHCP range). > > If you still can't connect, make certain a firewall isn't interfering on > the client side, make certain that the m0nm0wall PPTP firewall rules are > opened as needed, and make certain that your user accounts are correct. > It should work fine. > > Jeff > > Chris Taylor wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> First of all - PLEASE respond to this thread if you are currently >> using m0n0 as a PPTP server; I would very much like to hear from you! >> Please also mention what other features you use; I'm using Traffic >> Shaping, Captive Portal, DNS Forwarder, SNMP, Syslog support, DHCP >> Server and IPSec. >> >> I am totally unable to make PPTP work with 1.21. I had it functioning >> on 1.20 but on 1.21, I get nothing. I've asked several friends to try >> it, with no luck whatsoever. >> >> At my end, I'm behind a m0n0wall and would like to use PPTP to connect >> to a remote 'wall. This does not work (this is the exact setup that >> worked before). I'm also trying to enable m0n0's PPTP server on my >> m0n0wall to allow others to connect - this does not work either. >> >> I've followed the instructions in the FAQs, fiddled with all of the >> Windows settings and the best I can get is Windows alternating between >> errors 651, 678 (a friend gets this one intermittently) and 800. I've >> tried using subnets for PPTP clients such that they overlap with my >> LAN (no joy) and such that they overlap nothing (again, no joy). I >> have an any -> any firewall rule for PPTP clients. I've cleared NAT >> tables and rebooted machines (I have seen references to both of these >> working). I've Googled and read from the list over the past 2 years, >> and found hardly any useful information. >> >> I've tried setting it all up from scratch several times, either >> following the FAQ or just randomly setting stuff. I'm at my wits' end >> here tbh, I just cannot see why this isn't working! >> >> Please help... >> >> Chris Taylor >> >> PS: I also have a funny feeling that if I downgrade to 1.20, it isn't >> going to work either. Has anything actually changed that would affect >> PPTP between these versions? >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: m0n0wall dash unsubscribe at lists dot m0n0 dot ch >> For additional commands, e-mail: m0n0wall dash help at lists dot m0n0 dot ch >> >> > > > |