You just add a rule for what ever you want the PPTP to access, or not 
access.  Most times it is fine to just add the any all any rule.

Dany Nativel wrote:

> Don't you need to also add a rule for the PPTP connection like * * * * 
> *   ?
>
>
> Manuel Kasper wrote:
>
>> Earl Cliffson wrote:
>>
>>> Does anyone on the list use the m0n0wall VPN to allow
>>> a tunnel from a Mac OS X 10.3 machine?  If so, could I
>>
>>
>>
>> PPTP VPN? Piece of cake! Enable it on m0n0wall (use some "sub-subnet" 
>> of your LAN subnet as the remote address range), add at least one 
>> user. Then open Internet Connect on your Mac, choose File -> New VPN 
>> connection, PPTP, server address = your m0n0wall's WAN IP address or 
>> DynDNS name, account name and password matching what you entered on 
>> the PPTP users page in the webGUI. Then click Connect and that's it.
>>
>> HTH,
>>
>> Manuel
>>
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