[pptp-server] Ping problems

[Edward King]

To have the NT server dial on startup we've put a shortcut into the Start ->
Programs -> Startup.  When the user logs on, it executes.

To get automatic logon there are some registry entries you can change, or do
it the easy way and install "Tweak UI" -- I believe we got it off the
microsoft site.  It allows automatic login on bootup to any user you want.

Edward King
Centurion Data Systems, Inc.
262-524-9290

Brian Lalor wrote:

> Hey all.  My saga continues. :-)  I'm really close, now.  I've gotten my
> NT box working as a client to the Linux VPN server.  From the NT box, I
> can connect to any machine on my protected LAN, but I can't ping the PPTP
> client (the NT box) from nodes on the internal network.
>
> I've attached the contents of my arp and routing table, as well as my
> /etc/ppp/options file.  192.168.235.201 is the IP of our router (yes, the
> numbers are fictional), 10.0.0.* is our internal subnet, 192.168.235.202
> is the PPTP server's external IP addy, 10.0.0.2 is the PPTP server's
> internal IP addy.  The arp table looks a bit suspect to me, but I'm not
> sure what it should be like.
>
> On a totally different note, is there any way to have the NT client
> dial my server when it boots without human interaction?  I'd like to have
> this box be on a secure connection to our LAN all the time.
>
> Thanks to the group for all the help you've given me thus far; I'm so
> close, I can taste it! :-)
>
> B
>
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>
>   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>               Name: arp.out
>    arp.out    Type: Plain Text (TEXT/PLAIN)
>           Encoding: BASE64
>
>                 Name: route.out
>    route.out    Type: Plain Text (TEXT/PLAIN)
>             Encoding: BASE64
>
>                       Name: ppp_options.out
>    ppp_options.out    Type: Plain Text (TEXT/PLAIN)
>                   Encoding: BASE64