[pptp-server] POPTOP Problems

[Patrick Reid]

Just specify the IP in the chap-secrets file, like this (from my
chap-secrets):

rrock		reidworld	@/home/rrock/passwords/vpnfore.txt	192.168.99.33
reidworld	rrock		@/home/rrock/passwords/vpnback.txt	192.168.99.11

This entry has user rrock logging into machine reidworld using a password
which is stored in /home/rrock/passwords/vpnfore.txt (the same password
backwards is in /home/rrock/passwords/vpnback.txt). reidworld is always on
192.168.99.11 and rrock always gets 192.168.99.33

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-----Original Message-----
From: pptp-server-admin at lists.schulte.org
[mailto:pptp-server-admin at lists.schulte.org]On Behalf Of Richard Talbot
Sent: June 20, 2000 7:04 PM
To: pptp-server at lists.schulte.org
Subject: [pptp-server] POPTOP Problems


Thanks very much to those that helped me out.  I eventually got hold of the
latest kernel and followed vanja's instructions.  I was rewarded at 2AM this
morning when the 95 box dialed out to the net and connected using Ms-chap-2.

Now that I have everything working, I have another question..

Is it possible to have each client getting their own IP address (on the
client side)?  I have here 3 ethernet networks connected to my firewall.  It
would be useful to me if I could allocate some clients to my DMZ, while
allowing others onto my local lan.  If the IP's were predictable I could do
this.

Thanks
Richard

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