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web_gui:pptp_pass-through [2011/02/18 12:59] mats |
web_gui:pptp_pass-through [2012/03/26 10:22] (current) vopatek adding note about tcp port redirection. |
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| It is possible to have one single PPTP server on the LAN to be connected by one ore more remote PPTP clients. | It is possible to have one single PPTP server on the LAN to be connected by one ore more remote PPTP clients. | ||
| - | If so, first configure the PPTP pass-through as if the server on the LAN were a client: | + | If so, first configure the PPTP pass-through as if the server on the LAN was a client: |
| + | {{:web_gui:pptp-server.jpg|}} | ||
| + | (In this example, the PPTP server is assumed to sit on the local IP address 192.168.0.9)\\ | ||
| Leave the **Remote server IP** empty. | Leave the **Remote server IP** empty. | ||
| - | (In this example, the PPTP server is assumed to sit on the local IP address 192.168.0.9) | ||
| - | Then add the following **additional rule**: | + | Then add "dport == pptp and proto == tcp modify static daddr 192.168.0.9" as an **additional rule** set on the WAN interface: |
| - | If your WAN interface is ADSL, choose "ET0" instead in the first column. | + | {{:web_gui:pptp-servadd.jpg|}} |
| + | If your WAN interface is ADSL, choose "LINE" instead in the first column. | ||
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| + | It is recommended to add the additional rule above instead of using the tcp port redirection fields. | ||
| + | Adding a tcp port redirection would create two firewall rules instead of one. | ||
