Thomas,
 you are right -pptp is made by ms but it is implemented now in almost 
all  small routers and I really don't know the reason why it could not 
be use with m0n0wall.
I have m0n0wall router with pptp server configured in the same subnet as 
clients. I can use PC with window and Linux system to reach them and 
establish a tunnel (only ip and subnet mask is needed to do this) - what 
is the difference between pc with linux and eg linxys router with linux 
on board:?

If it is really impossible and m0n0wall have not implemented l2tp server 
- maybe someone know small boxes (routers) with IPSEC -please give me a 
model and vendor - I'll be very thankful.

Thomas Koch [TiKay Event] wrote:

> VPN via PPtP is made from Microsoft. The PPtP buildin in routers is
> for DSL-Access linke in Austria. I just tried it and it is not
> possible. For that you must use IPSec.
>


> 2006/6/10, Krzysztof Syguda <ks at koszecin dot net dot pl>:
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>> I need to connect two subnets using m0n0wall as a pptp server.
>> There is no problem with windows pptp client, but I need any hardware
>> device to use as a pptp clients.
>> I have tried to use many small routers - linksys (with original and open
>> wrt and dd-wrt software) airlink, smc and d-link, which have pptp client
>> on WAN.
>> No of them is able to connect with m0n0wall.
>> Do someone know the "small" hardware unit which works with m0n0wall or
>> know some tips -how to made it works?
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