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It isn't as simple as setting up firewall rules. You have to patch the kernel to allow Linux to masquerade IP tunnels. You can find information at this URL:
by cwsc
I am using a PPTP Win Client via Linux Gateway to NT40SP6a with the following:
- Win 98 Client
- PoPToP PPTP Server (http://www.moretonbay.com/vpn/pptp.html)
- PPPd 2.4.0
- Linux Kernel 2.4.1
I am NOT using IPCHAINS.
The user actually authenticates to pppd vi the pptp daemon. You will want to visit the ppp HOWTO at www.linuxdocs.org as well.
Some pitfalls I hit:
-The /etc/ppp/options file should have ms-wins=(nt server ip - local one!) to find the Domain controller
-Make sure the Linux box can see the NT Box
-MTU setting should not be over 1412 on DSL connections
If the tunnel is terminating at the NT box (not the linux) then you will have to use ip_masq_pptp.o to accomplish that.
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