Got it, thanks!

Yes. Traffic comes in on ether2 to address X (one of the lives) and goes to Y (a private), traffic comes into ether1 from Y and goes out as X. With ether2 having multiple Lives mapped to different privates. Having regular traffic from the privates that have an associated live go out one of the norma...

I think we crossed meanings earlier. The plan is for us to add the Live to ether2 for each one that we're dstnatting - the client that will be on the receiving end of said Live will have a Private assigned to them, the only place the lives will -actually- show up is on the router that I posted confi...

diagram attached. I was testing with multiple, removed the wrong one. It's fixed above. The IPs that will be NATed will be assigned to ether2. The /26 is ours, so I need to set ether2 to proxy-arp? I've seen that for setting up PPTP, but never for dstnatting. Note on the diagram below - the backhaul...

> ip address print detail Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic 0 ;;; AT&T1 address=216.63.205.x/29 network=216.63.205.136 broadcast=216.63.205.143 interface=ether3 actual-interface=ether3 1 ;;; Seamless2 address=72.24.138.x/26 network=72.24.138.0 broadcast=72.24.138.63 interface=ether5...

We have PCC set up and working wonderfully on a RB493AH. Incoming bandwidth is ether3, 4, and 5, ether1 is LAN, and we have a pool of Live IPs on ether2 that we'd like to offer customers by netmapping them to the customer's private IP. Currently we have the APs that have customers that need a live I...

Swapping out the mangle rules I had for the ones you provided makes it so I can only ping the vpn router and nothing past it, not even what I could before.

All the hosts I'm unable to access are also in the 172.16.10.x subnet and use 172.16.10.1 as the default route, and are accessible from other subnets when not going through the VPN. The routerboard at 172.16.10.1 also does routing for the 172.16.1.x and 172.16.2.x network - that's actually it's main...

VPN server IP: 172.16.10.1 Client IP given: 172.16.10.250-254 I can connect fine to the VPN through a public IP and ping and access the mikrotik that is acting as the PPTP server, as well as anything on the same subnet that isn't a mikrotik. For example, we have multiple Alvarion access points that ...

Server: 6:10:41 pptp,info TCP connection established from x.x.x.x 16:10:41 pptp,ppp,info <pptp-0>: waiting for call... 16:10:41 pptp,ppp,info <pptp-0>: authenticated 16:10:41 pptp,ppp,info <pptp-0>: using encoding - MPPE128 stateless 16:10:41 pptp,ppp,info <pptp-0>: connected 16:10:41 pptp,ppp,info,...

I have a PPTP server set up on a routerboard at work to allow easy access when we have to work from home - it works great using Windows VPN client. I just got a new RB750 for home use and set up the PPTP client in there to keep the connection up, however when it connects it doesn't obtain an IP addr...

Was thinking there was a time based aspect to it - guess I should have just looked over the wiki again. Thanks.

How long are the idle connections kept before they're removed from the connection table and it counts as new? (ie. If I have a connection, then walk away for x amount of minutes, come back and refresh and it goes out a different WAN connection due to the first connection expiring - what is x?) Thank...