Hi Lee,

It's good to hear you have it working.  Now all I have to do is determine
what I've done wrong :-).  BTW Chris Buechler's post was from 2003, so maybe
things have changed since then.

In my case there is no connection between site1 and site2.  Each is a
separate customer with no relationship to the other.  For your own multiple,
simultaneous PPTP connections: they're from different PCs inside your
m0n0wall, right?  Let me try my hand at ASCII art (you'll see why I'm not a
famous artist):

            site1     site2
              |         |
              the Internet
                   |
                   | WAN interface
                   |
                m0n0wall
                   |
                   | LAN interface
                 __|__
                 |    |
                PC1  PC2
                 |    |
               userA  userB

So for your setup, you have successfully had a PPTP connection from PC1 as
client to site1 as server, and simultaneously a PPTP connection from PC2 as
client to site2 as server?

Thanks,
Claude

On 7/23/07, Lee Sharp <leesharp at hal dash pc dot org> wrote:
>
> Claude Morin wrote:
> > Just found this post by Chris Buechler
> > http://m0n0.ch/wall/list/showmsg.php?id=322/75.  With m0n0wall, each
> > external IP on the WAN interface can support only one PPTP connection.
> > This
> > appears to be a limitation of m0n0wall rather than a limitation of the
> PPTP
> > protocol.  For my scenario below, this means that as long as userA is
> > connected to site1, userB can't connect to any PPTP server, even if it's
> a
> > different one (i.e. site2).
>
> This is incorrect.  He is saying that only one connection per PPtP
> server per IP address.  I have several users PPtP to different servers
> at the same time.  In your case are sites A and B any way connected?
>
>                         Lee
>