From: "Robert Dukes" <rbdukes at gmail dot com>

> Lee I guess I am not too clear :)

Or it could be a somewhat "unusual" setup. ;-)

> I am the ISP I have AP radios setup all over the city.
> what I am trying to get done is this.
> 1) Monowall is working fine on the internet no issues with this part

> I want to be able to access my radios network from remote.

First question is how are the radios connected to m0n0wall?  Direct 
connecting?  (Ethernet, fiber, leased line frame relay...)  VPN?

> 1) I setup monowall wan port to have ip of 85.113.211.83
> this get the mono on the internet.
> 2)I setup mono lan with 192.168.0.1 this let me see my ineternal network 
> and
> work on my local lan when I am in the offiice.
> 3) I have a radios network i need to get to from outside the office. Like
> remote back to monowall using PPTP with ip 85.113.211.81
> this get me in to the monowall box.
> 4)Now get in my PPTP setting server ip 192.168.100.1 cleint ip 
> 10.10.10.xxx
> but i can get access to my radios.

First problem here.  These addresses don't match.  For example, here is my 
config.xml for PPtP.  (My LAN network is 192.168.1.0/24)
 <pptpd>
  <mode>server</mode>
  <redir/>
  <localip>192.168.1.239</localip>
  <remoteip>192.168.1.240</remoteip>
  <user>
   <name>admin</name>
   <ip/>
   <password>****</password>
  </user>
  <radius>
   <server/>
   <secret/>
  </radius>
 </pptpd>

> but when I am in the office I can access the radios simple inputing the
> 10.10.10.xx in my nic.

You tunnel is messed up.

> So I need to do some routing in mono to let a user who pptp in using
> 85.113.211.81 then he get ip 10.10.10.xx pptp server ip 192.168.100.1
> We need to monitor the radios AP from remote when we are not in the 
> office.

Lost me again here.  <and we were doing so well...> :-)

                        Lee