You need to setup DNS on your server(s) and configure the MikroTik router to hand the DNS server
address to the clients. This is done in the PPP Profile that corresponds to the PPTP (or L2TP) server.

I will try this afternoon....
Thank you so much!

Hi First create a bridge for the LAN, add the internal interface to it ETH2 i think, and configure the bridge as proxy-arp, not the interface. then instead of using a different DHCP range for the PPTP use a range in the same segment as the lan Let's say that you lan segment is 10.1.1.0/24 right?, y...

Then maybe there is more going on than you write...
E.g. the ether2 is part of a bridge.
Anyway, you should use the usual debugging tools to find out why it is not working.
E.g. run the packet sniffer on the router and on a system on the LAN that you cannot ping.

Ok, i will try...

When you design your network like that, you need to configure Proxy ARP on the ether2 interface.

I wrote that I've already set it: "On the ETH2 (LAN) interface I set up Arp = "Proxy-Arp""

Hi, I'm am almost new with Mikrotik and I'm trying to setup a PPTP VPN connection to it, in order to access my LAN from outside. The infrastructure is: ETH1 = WAN interface from which i take my internet connection ETH2 = LAN interface. My LAN is in the subnet: 10.1.1.0/24 ETH3 = WLAN (does not matte...