You will definitely need the ip_masq_pptp.o module loaded and also need to open the
firewall for protocol 47 (GRE) to pass in
order to get connected.This is all that should be needed to make an outgoing
connection using PPTP.
Andrew G. GRAY
MCSE
Ph. (07) 3288 8209
Mob. 0418 734 078
I have done in the past, something like this for vnc and I believe it should
work
for you. You may need to add extra to portforward any other companion ports.
I
had a need for several connections for different machines here.
in Network.conf in the intern servers section added
You should be able to add your command to the end of the /etc/ppp/ip-up
script.You would probably want to add a sleep command before it to
allow everything else to settle before restarting ipsec.
Andrew Gray
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I simply use the following in the scripts which allows for both outbound and/or
inbound VPNs through several Dachstien Firewalls:
Firstly in netwoork.conf add
#INTERN_SSH_SERVER=192.168.1.1 # Internal SSH server to make available
#EXTERN_SSH_PORT=24 # External port to use for
We use VNC successfully through LRP boxes at several of our remote sites as well
as our main site (multiple machines). All we did was to specify a server and
high port to use in the same way as Charles has done for ssh in the Eigerstien
network.conf script and then copy the ssh section for each
Thankyou Nicholas, the suggestion you made for the change to the command to
extract the external IP address works well and the script I put together now
does as it is designed to do. Obviously the version of the scripts I have is
different to the one you run. The 'sve ipfilters reload' does
