 howlym
join:2009-08-18 San Leandro, CA
| [Config] How do I assign default gateway for a PPTP VPN client
Hi, guys
I've config the PPTP VPN on my 2651xm router, everything is good, I can dialin, I can get the IP address, I can access all servers in the LAN, but I can't access the internet through the router, I notice there's no default gateway assigned to the client, even I put "async-bootp gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" the config, there's no use.
Any help will be appreciated!
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  kamikatze
join:2007-11-02 | Re: [Config] How do I assign default gateway for a PPTP VPN clie
Here it is,
»kc.forticare.com/admin/virtual/i···nfig.png
[ ] Use default gateway on remote network |
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 howlym
join:2009-08-18 San Leandro, CA | Thank you so much for the prompt reply, but we do need the VPN client go surf via the VPN router. How do I config this?
Thanks |
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  kamikatze
join:2007-11-02 1 edit | Just make sure the above checkbox is ON and your local VPN pool,
ip local pool PPTP 10.123.3.100 10.123.3.200
is part of your NAT statement (ACL).
Basically what you're looking for is a non-split-tunnel configuration. |
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 howlym
join:2009-08-18 San Leandro, CA | haha, how stupid I am.
I did forget to put the VPN client's IP range to NAT ACT
Now it works like a charm! |
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 geneticx
join:2009-11-06 | Hello, I'm also having the same problem do you mind if you explain to me how you added the range to your NAT ACL? Thank you very much |
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 howlym
join:2009-08-18 San Leandro, CA | Sure
You have to put your VPN client's IP range into your NAT ACL |
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 geneticx
join:2009-11-06
| said by howlym :Sure You have to put your VPN client's IP range into your NAT ACL Thanks for the reply, I been searching desperately for long hours.
Ok, so I have to enter my VPN client's IP range into my NAT ACL: but I don't know how to do this, can you please elaborate on this.. these are some of my NAT rules
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.1.100 portnumber interface Dialer1 portnumber
is this ^ how I suppose to do it?
Your help is much appreciated. |
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 howlym
join:2009-08-18 San Leandro, CA
| ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.1.100 portnumber interface Dialer1 portnumber
this is not ACL, ACL is something like
please post your config |
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 geneticx
join:2009-11-06 | Here is my pastebin: »pastebin.com/d64d8e432
Thanks.. |
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 howlym
join:2009-08-18 San Leandro, CA
| first of all, have you put "ip nat outside" in your Ethernet1 session? second, I saw you have this line in the config file.
You should do it like this or this will Nat the Dialer1 to your 192.168.1.105 only, not your whole LAN. |
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 geneticx
join:2009-11-06
| This is what I have for both of my interfaces:
didn't notice that the ports got chopped off at the end of Dialer1, so yes they are like that already. Thanks.. |
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 howlym
join:2009-08-18 San Leandro, CA | I didn't see "ip nat outside" under your interface Ethernet1 session |
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 geneticx
join:2009-11-06
| ip nat outside is assigned to Dialer1, correct me if Im wrong but I thought you can only have one ip nat outside and one ip nat inside.
this is my Dialer1 Interface:
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 geneticx
join:2009-11-06
| reply to howlym This is my full config with "nat oustide" on Ethernet1 as you suggested. Thanks in advance.
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