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The users who are allowed to use the VPN connection can be specified in the file /etc/ppp/chap-secrets
It looks like this:
Secrets for authentication using CHAP
- client server secret
IP addresses
-Madcat
madcatServer MyPwd
*
+ client server secret
IP addresses
+ Madcat
madcatServer MyPwd
*
-This will allow user "Madcat" with password "MyPwd" to gain access
+This will allow user "Madcat" with password "MyPwd" to gain access.
The servername must be the same as in the options file (/etc/ppp/pptpd-options) under the name "name"
-like
this:
+Like
this:
change 'servername' to whatever you specify as your server name in chap-secrets
-name madcatServer
+
name madcatServer
!IP range of the VPN network
In the file /etc/pptpd.conf you can configure the IP range you would like for your tunnel
The localip is the ipadress of your server and the remoteip range is the ip's that can be given
for example:
-localip 10..1.1
-remoteip 10..1.2-100
-listen 300.300.100.100 (this should be your outside adress, it's set to a fake adress)
+
localip 10..1.1
+ remoteip 10..1.2-100
+ listen 300.300.100.100 (this should be your outside adress, it's set to a fake adress)
This way the tunnel ip of the server will be 10.0.1.1 and the first user who will login on IP 300.300.100.100 with the passwd as specified in /etc/pptpd.conf will gain 10.0.1.2, the second 10.0.1.3.. etc
!So how can i login on my Windows XP Pro machiene?
