[c-nsp] PIX 515E PPTP VPN Routing?

Lyndon Tiu ltiu at alumni.sfu.ca
Sat Sep 22 18:51:49 EDT 2007


christian wrote:
> post your vpn config
> 


I'll post it Monday as I am not at work at the moment.


> what code are you using?
> 


What do you mean by code?


Thanks.


> 
> 
> On 9/22/07, *Lyndon Tiu* <ltiu at alumni.sfu.ca 
> <mailto:ltiu at alumni.sfu.ca>> wrote:
> 
>     Hi guys,
> 
>     I have a PIX 515E.
> 
>     I setup the PIX as a PPTP VPN server accepting PPTP connections from
>     the
>     outside. I have a Windows XP client on the outside connecting to the
>     internal network using the PIX as the PPTP server.
> 
>     I followed instructions setting up the VPN and the Windows client is
>     able to connect to the PIX and obtain an ip from the ip pool.
> 
>     Problem is, the Windows client is unable to do anything after this. It
>     cannot ping any other machines on the network.
> 
>     I believe this is a routing issue. Can someone on this list confirm if
>     routing is something I have to do separate from the VPN configuration?
> 
>     Ipconfig says that a default gateway is not assigned to the Windows
>     client by the PIX through the PPTP VPN. Route /print shows no routes
>     added by the PPTP. I do not see any PPTP VPN configuration that allows
>     me to setup routes.
> 
> 
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>     Lyndon Tiu
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