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by shanghai sam
I would highly recomened that you have someone familiar with Cisco ISO configure this for you. There are also a number of docs on cisco's site describing the procedure. Below is the port filters required in order to get your VPN to work..
PetePacket Filters for PPTP
Configure the following input filters with the filter action set to drop all except listed below:
?Destination IP address of the VPN server?s Internet interface, subnet mask of 255.255.255.255, and TCP destination port of 1723 (0x06BB).
This filter allows PPTP tunnel maintenance traffic from the PPTP client to the PPTP server.
?Destination IP address of the VPN server?s Internet interface, subnet mask of 255.255.255.255, and IP Protocol ID of 47 (0x2F).
This filter allows PPTP tunneled data from the PPTP client to the PPTP server.
?Destination IP address of the VPN server?s Internet interface, subnet mask of 255.255.255.255, and TCP [established] source port of 1723 (0x06BB).
This filter is required only if the VPN server is acting as a VPN client (a calling router) in a router-to-router VPN connection. When you select TCP [established], traffic is accepted only if the VPN server initiated the TCP connection.
Configure the following output filters with the filter action set to drop all except listed below:
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