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ok I may be slow but is this is essesnce what you network looks like? WiFi DMZ/LAN | | M0n0wall | | WAN Segment | | Firewall | | VPN Concentrator Chet Harvey Pitbull Technologies <http://www.pittech.com/> Protecting your Digital Assets 703.407.7311 Quoting "Herron, David S" <DSHerron at nbc dot edu>: > I can't seem to get PPTP to work through m0n0wall. I am trying to > connect from a host on my LAN connection to a Windows 2000 VPN server > outside (WAN) using the XP PPTP client. If I place my client on the WAN > subnet (outside the firewall) everything works perfectly. I am using > v1.1b16. I am using captive Portal, everything there works as expected. > My rules (right now) are set to pass all packets (three rules): > > > > WAN ALLOW Prot * Source * Port * Dest * > > PPTP ALLOW Prot * Source * Port * Dest * ( I have tried with and without > this rule) > > LAN ALLOW Prot * Source * Port * Dest * > > > > Allow fragmented packets is on for all 3 rules, due to another msg in > the list concerning PPTP > > Outbound NAT is checked 'Enable advanced outbound NAT'. > > VPN: PPTP on m0n0 is set to 'OFF'. > > VPN: IPSEC on m0n0 is not enabled. > > Traffic shaping has been tried both enabled and disabled. > > Generic PC version w/ CDROM and floppy > > > > Client seems to connect, but can't authenticate. It goes from > 'Connecting to <vpn host name>' to 'Verifying username and password'. > It sits there until it times out. Again, if the client is put on the > WAN side, the connection goes through perfectly. M0n0 is being used > primarily for captive portal support for a campus wireless > implementation but LAN users on the wireless network (LAN side) will > need to VPN into corporate network (on other side of another firewall on > WAN connection) after captive portal allows their login and connection. > > > > Any suggestions? > > BTW Manuel - Amazing product, keep up the great work! > > > > Thanks, > > David Herron -- > dsherron{remove-spamfree}{-at-}{remove-nospam}nbc{-dot-}edu > > |