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4-4 Firmware User Guide
About PPTP Tunnels
To set up a PPTP tunnel, you create a Connection Profile including the IP address and other relevant information
for the remote PPTP partner. You use the same procedure to initiate a PPTP tunnel that terminates at a remote
PPTP server or to terminate a tunnel initiated by a remote PPTP client.
PPTP configuration
To set up the router as a PPTP Network Server (PNS) capable of answering PPTP tunnel requests you must also
configure the VPN Default Answer Profile. See "ATMP/PPTP Default Profile" on page 4-11 for more information.
PPTP is a Datalink Encapsulation option in Connection Profiles. It is not an option in device or link configuration
screens, as PPTP is not a native encapsulation. Consequently, the Easy Setup Profile does not offer PPTP
datalink encapsulation. See the "Creating a New Connection Profile" on page 2-24 for information on creating
Connection Profiles.
Channel 4 (and higher) events, such as connections and disconnections, reported in the WAN Event Histories
are VPN tunnel events.
To define a PPTP tunnel, navigate to the Add Connection Profile menu from the Main Menu.
Main
Menu
WAN
Configuration
Add Connection
Profile
Add Connection Profile
Profile Name: Profile 1
Profile Enabled: +---------------+
+---------------+
Data Link Encapsulation... | PPP |
| Frame Relay |
| RFC1483 |
| ATMP |
IP Profile Parameters... | PPTP |
| IPsec |
+---------------+
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- Copyright 2
- Part Number 2
- Console-based Management 12
- Netopia Console Menus 12
- Netopia Models 13
- Configuring Telnet software 14
- Example back panel 15
- 1-8 Firmware User Guide 18
- WAN Configuration 19
- ADSL Line Configuration screen 20
- SDSL/IDSL Configuration screen 21
- IDSL Line Configuration screen 23
- T1 Line Configuration screen 25
- Frame Relay Configuration 27
- Frame Relay DLCI configuration 29
- Multiple ATM PVC overview 34
- Multiple ATM PVC configuration 34
- Editing circuits 38
- Changing a circuit 39
- The Default Profile 46
- Scheduled Connections 47
- Viewing scheduled connections 48
- Adding a scheduled connection 49
- Set Weekly Schedule 50
- Set Once-Only Schedule 51
- System Configuration Screens 53
- Filter Sets 54
- Stateful Inspection firewall 55
- Stateful Inspection Options 56
- Exposed Addresses 58
- Date and time 60
- Console Configuration 61
- Security 61
- Upgrade Feature Set 61
- RFC-1483 Transparent Bridging 62
- 2-48 Firmware User Guide 66
- Features 68
- Dynamic mapping 69
- WAN Network 70
- LAN Network 70
- Supported traffic 71
- MultiNAT Configuration 72
- IP setup 73
- NAT rules 75
- Add Map 76
- Modifying map lists 79
- Adding Server Lists 81
- Modifying server lists 84
- Deleting a server 86
- IP profile parameters 87
- IP Parameters 89
- NAT Associations 91
- 3-26 Firmware User Guide 92
- IP Passthrough 93
- 3-28 Firmware User Guide 94
- First Come First Serve Mode 95
- A restriction 96
- MultiNAT Configuration Example 97
- Notes on the example 100
- 3-36 Firmware User Guide 102
- Overview 103
- Transit Internetwork 104
- About PPTP Tunnels 106
- About IPsec Tunnels 109
- About ATMP Tunnels 110
- Encryption Support 112
- ATMP/PPTP Default Profile 113
- VPN QuickView 115
- Dial-Up Networking for VPN 116
- Installing the VPN Client 119
- Windows 98 VPN installation 120
- PPTP example 122
- ATMP example 124
- Windows Networking Broadcasts 127
- 4-26 Firmware User Guide 128
- 4-28 Firmware User Guide 130
- Adding an IKE Phase 1 Profile 134
- Key Management 139
- Enhanced Dead Peer Detection 142
- Multiple Network IPsec 144
- IPsec Manual Key Entry 149
- VPN Quickview 150
- IP Setup 154
- IP subnets 156
- Static routes 158
- Viewing static routes 159
- Adding a static route 160
- Modifying a static route 161
- Deleting a static route 161
- RIP-2 MD5 Authentication 162
- IP Setup 6-11 163
- The IP Setup screen appears 163
- 6-12 Firmware User Guide 164
- Adding a key 166
- Changing or deleting a key 167
- IP Address Serving 169
- IP Address Pools 172
- DHCP NetBIOS Options 174
- More Address Serving Options 176
- IP Setup 6-29 181
- DHCP Relay Agent 182
- Connection Profiles 184
- Multicast Forwarding 186
- External Dial Backup Support 190
- Backup Configuration screen 193
- Management/Statistics 198
- QuickView 200
- Event Logs 200
- SNMP Support 201
- Backup Default Gateway 201
- IP Setup screen 203
- Backup Management/Statistics 204
- 7-18 Firmware User Guide 206
- Introduction 207
- Configuring the Voice Features 208
- Quick View Status Overview 211
- General status 212
- Current status 213
- Status lights 213
- Statistics & Logs 214
- Event Histories 214
- WAN Event History 215
- Device Event History 215
- IP Routing Table 217
- General Statistics 217
- Physical Interface 218
- Network Interface 218
- System Information 219
- ATM MIB (RFC2515) 220
- ADSL: ADSL MIB (RFC2662) 220
- The SNMP Setup screen 221
- SNMP traps 222
- Setting the IP trap receivers 223
- Viewing IP trap receivers 223
- Modifying IP trap receivers 223
- Deleting IP trap receivers 223
- 9-14 Firmware User Guide 224
- Suggested Security Measures 225
- UPnP Support 226
- Superuser configuration 227
- Limited user configuration 228
- Advanced Security Options 229
- User access password 231
- User menu differences 232
- WAN Configuration screens 233
- System Configuration menu 235
- IP Setup menu 235
- X-Modem File Transfer menu 236
- Statistics & Logs menu 236
- Security 10-13 237
- Quick Menus 238
- User Accounts 239
- Telnet Access 241
- About Filters and Filter Sets 242
- Filter priority 243
- How individual filters work 244
- Parts of a filter 245
- Port numbers 245
- Port number comparisons 246
- Other filter attributes 246
- Putting the parts together 247
- Filtering example #1 248
- Filtering example #2 248
- Design guidelines 249
- An approach to using filters 250
- Adding a filter set 251
- Adding filters to a filter set 252
- Viewing filters 254
- Modifying filters 254
- Deleting a filter set 255
- A sample filter set 255
- Possible modifications 257
- TOS field matching 259
- Firewall Tutorial 261
- Firewall design rules 262
- Binary representation 263
- Logical AND function 263
- Implied rules 263
- Filter basics 264
- Example network 265
- Example 1 265
- Example 2 266
- Example 3 266
- Example 4 267
- Example 5 267
- Configuration Management 268
- 10-46 Firmware User Guide 270
- TFTP and X-Modem 271
- Call Filtering 272
- 10-50 Firmware User Guide 274
- Trace Route 278
- Telnet Client 279
- Factory Defaults 280
- Updating firmware 281
- Downloading configuration files 282
- Uploading configuration files 283
- Restarting the System 286
- Configuration Problems 289
- Console connection problems 290
- Network problems 290
- Power Outages 291
- Technical Support 292
- What is IP? 293
- About IP Addressing 293
- Subnets and subnet masks 294
- Subnet masks 295
- Network configuration 296
- Distributing IP Addresses 297
- Configuration 299
- Using address serving 300
- A DHCP example 302
- Nested IP Subnets 303
- Internet 304
- Broadcasts 306
- Binary Conversion Table C-1 307
- C-2 Firmware User Guide 308
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