[pptp-server] I have a problem with multi user policies
Christopher Aedo
doc at nettech.net
Tue Jul 9 17:05:20 CDT 2002
Pierluigi, seems like you're really close to a working config. In your
pptpd.conf file, try using these two lines instead of what you currently
have:
localip 192.168.101.199
remoteip 192.168.100.200-220
You might need to have ppp.conf (I believe, I am doing this with bsd,
but I think things should act the same on linux) serve out the matching
addresses as well. With this setup, your VPN host would listen to
192.168.101.199 for connection requests. It would give the first client
192.168.100.200 for its IP address, and that client should list
192.168.101.199 as its gateway to the internal network. The next client
to connect concurrently should get 192.168.100.201, etc. Good luck!
-Christopher
Pierluigi Conti wrote:
>Hello to all the ml.
>I'm having a problem with my pptpd server.
>I'm using pptpd v 1.0.1 on red hat 7.1 with ppp 2.4 ecnrypted, kernel 2.4.16
>encrypted.
>So when only one client try to log in and ping some machines it goes, but
>when ohter users from the same ip try to get in, the connection goes, but
>when he tries to ping some machine it don't work.
>I'd like to know if there are some options in pptpd.conf or options of ppp
>that allow this...
>Or, as I seen in your FAQ, how can I increase this limit?
>
>Here you are my confs:
>
>
>
>
>
>pptpd.conf:
>#PPTPD conf file, presente in /etc
>#PPTPD CONFIGURATION
>speed 115200
>debug
>localip 192.168.101.199-220
>remoteip 192.168.100.199-220
>pidfile /var/run/pptpd.pid
>
>
>chap-secrets
>#CHAP SECRET, utenti vpn, presente in /etc/ppp
># Secrets for authentication using CHAP
># client server secret IP addresses
>sergio redhat password 192.168.100.210
>
>
>ppp options:
>#ppp options, file presente in /etc/ppp
>lock
>debug
>auth
>+chap
>+chapms
>+chapms-v2
>mppe-40
>mppe-128
>mppe-stateless
>proxyarp
>require-chap
>name redhat
>
>
>
>Thank you very much.
>
>
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