I don't think that this will work for you.
Windows VPN (PPtP) requires GRE (IP Protocol 47) to be forwarded to the host
behind the firewall. Since there is no facility to forward specific protocols
(only port mappings), I don't think it is possible to use the built in NAT
function of the RG.
Suggestion: re-program the RG to bridge then find a cheap commercial NAT box
(often called a "broadband router") or use Linux & iptables.
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On 2003-May-07 at 6:09 PM Wisp Notes wrote:
>I was wondering if any of you out there have any experience running a VPN
>through the CPE+ NAT.
>Our Network is not Routing or Bridging (Except for the NATs) so the whole
>Wireless network is internal IPs.
>We are trying to do a point to point VPN through this network to a VPN
>server (Just a Windows Server) behind one of the CPE+.
>
>192.169.0.123 VPN Client ------------------> 192.169.0.200
>--------------------->192.168.0.2
> CPE+
>192.168.0.1 <----------------------
>
>192.169.0.99 (Main IP of CPE+ for Management)
>
>The CPE has its main IP address which we use for access to it so the NAT
>IP does not interfere.
>The incoming NAT (192.169.0.200) is set to Forward all ports (setting 0)
>to 192.168.0.2
>The gateway on the Incoming NAT is 192.168.0.1
>Outgoing NAT is Not turned on and neither is DHCP. This is the only
>function running and we can get to other applications that we run on the
>server such as PcAnywhere or VNC client so we know it is working, but it
>does not connect with the VPN. It hangs on the "Verifying Username and
>Password" part.
>
>There are no other firewalls between them. None on the CPE and Windows
>firewall is disabled as well. It a bit of a mystery to us but we would
>really like to figure this out. Any Suggestions? Anyone else done a VPN
>like this? What did you use to do it?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Paul Kunzler
>Source One Internet
>
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