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I have a PPTP VPN server setup with RRAS on a Windows Server 2003
Enterprise box I have here. It's behind a Linux NAT with 1723/tcp
forwarded to the server and GRE passthrough enabled in the kernel of
the router. Some clients can connect fine and stay connected for days.
Some, however, will connect and the connection will stop to funtion
after two minutes exactly. I can watch them connect, ping them and
when their connection time hits 00:02:00, I can't ping them any more
and eventually they drop the connection.
Like I said, only some clients do this. I've not been able to find
what's the same between each client that it doesn't work on. For
example, some aren't behind a firewall at all. Some are behind a NAT.
I'm behind a PIX firewall from another location and it does it. Some
of the clients that it does work fine for for days are also behind the
same setups as those that it does not work for -- linksys routers,
fully public machines, etc.
I have no idea what is causing this. Anyone have any thoughts?
-ee99ee
I have a PPTP VPN server setup with RRAS on a Windows Server 2003
Enterprise box I have here. It's behind a Linux NAT with 1723/tcp
forwarded to the server and GRE passthrough enabled in the kernel of
the router. Some clients can connect fine and stay connected for days.
Some, however, will connect and the connection will stop to funtion
after two minutes exactly. I can watch them connect, ping them and
when their connection time hits 00:02:00, I can't ping them any more
and eventually they drop the connection.
Like I said, only some clients do this. I've not been able to find
what's the same between each client that it doesn't work on. For
example, some aren't behind a firewall at all. Some are behind a NAT.
I'm behind a PIX firewall from another location and it does it. Some
of the clients that it does work fine for for days are also behind the
same setups as those that it does not work for -- linksys routers,
fully public machines, etc.
I have no idea what is causing this. Anyone have any thoughts?
-ee99ee