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I've setup the box according to the manual on the m0n0wall website: http://doc.m0n0.ch/handbook/pptp.html All standard, so everyone with an account can logon to my home network. It works fine from other connections. With a dual WAN connection it seems to have some issues. Stefan ________________________________ Van: simon dot vetterli at thaipath dot ch [mailto:simon dot vetterli at thaipath dot ch] Verzonden: wo 02/22/2006 15:58 Aan: Stefan Stolk Onderwerp: Re: [m0n0wall] PPTP connection with dual WAN (connection problems)? Hi I have a question: How did You configure Your m0n0wall for PPTP? I think about the ipadresses and rules? Kind Regards. Simon Vetterli Am 22.02.2006 um 15:01 Uhr haben Sie geschrieben: > Hi all, > > I have some strange problems concerning my PPTP tunnel to my home m0n0 = > box. I use m0n0wall as a PPTP VPN server, so I can log on to my home = > network. This worked fine before, but due to the lack of network = > bandwith here at my school (where I live for the next 3 months) they = > decided to install a 2nd WAN connection a couple of days ago. > > My guess is, is that this connection is now loadbalanced. I was always = > limited to 1 VPN connection. If I use a second computer to log on to my = > home network, they didn't work simultaniously. > > Now, i can open multiple VPN connections to my home network from = > different computers, but now I can't use outlook anymore (or access = > network shares). Outlook tries to connect to Exchange, but at some point = > after trying many times it just goes "disconnected" while my VPN = > connection is active and working. Manual synching makes no difference. = > Sometimes Outlook connects, but can't synchronize with my Exchange = > server at home. I've tried setting different authentication methods for = > Outlook, but they make no difference. > > Could this be due to multiple external ip's on my location here, and the = > routing of traffic over 2 lines at the same time? > > I knew it worked fine, but since they changed some things here, it = > fails. I don't have physical access to the school network regarding = > routers etc. If PPTP doesn't work, should I give OpenVPN a try for = > example? > > Many Thanks, > > Stefan > > > test > > > > ------------------------------------------ Simon Vetterli Margarethenstrasse 1 CH-8152 Glattbrugg Switzerland ------------------------------------------ http://www.thaipath.ch mailto:simon dot vetterli at thaipath dot ch ------------------------------------------ test |