PPTP Site to Site VPN
Does anyone have instructions for a site to site PPTP VPN tunnel setup? Thanks!
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c0d3rSh3ll
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Re: PPTP Site to Site VPN
Thank you, I will go through it! Any chance something with Winbox? I'm fairly new to RouterOS and not confident I could do via cli. Thanks!
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Re: PPTP Site to Site VPN
If you want to email me so I can get a few more specifics from you I can make you a graphical step by step for your application.
I can be reached at ryan@movingnetworksforward.com
Ryan
I can be reached at ryan@movingnetworksforward.com
Ryan
Re: PPTP Site to Site VPN
Thank you, your instructions work perfectly! I can ping across the VPN on both Tiks. However, from the PC side I can only ping across the server side to the client side. From the client PC side, I can't ping the other side. Any ideas? Thanks!
Re: PPTP Site to Site VPN
Great that it worked for you but could post the instruction in order to benefit the community.
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Thanks to Ryan for all the help!
Basic config;
PPTP Server
1. Open PPP from the menu, click the profiles tab, and select the default-encryption profile
2. Open the profile and enter 10.1.1.1 for the local address line and 10.1.1.2 for the remote address line.
3. (IF you have ipv6) Select the Protocols tab and change use IPV6 to no
4. Close the profile window and go to the PPP secrets tab
5. Add a secret with the + (set your own user and password) set the Service drop down to PPTP and profile to default-encryption.
6. Select the Interface tab in the PPP window and click on PPTP-Server, check the Enabled box within and close the window.
7. Go to IP -> Routes in the menu and click the +.
8. In the new route window change the dst-address to 192.168.113.0/24 and gateway to 10.1.1.2 and click ok.
9. Configure other side
10. Go to tools -> ping, enter 192.168.113.1 in the ping to and hit start a test connectivity.
PPTP Client
1. Open PPP window
2. Select interface tab if not already selected.
3. Hit + and select PPTP-Client from the drop down.
4. In the PPTP Client window select the dial out tab.
5. Change connect to and enter your servers WAN IP address along with your username and password.
6. Go to IP -> Routes in the menu and set the dst address to 192.168.111.0/24 and the gateway to 10.1.1.1
7. Open tools -> ping, enter 192.168.111.1 in the ping to line and hit start to test connectivity.
Basic config;
PPTP Server
1. Open PPP from the menu, click the profiles tab, and select the default-encryption profile
2. Open the profile and enter 10.1.1.1 for the local address line and 10.1.1.2 for the remote address line.
3. (IF you have ipv6) Select the Protocols tab and change use IPV6 to no
4. Close the profile window and go to the PPP secrets tab
5. Add a secret with the + (set your own user and password) set the Service drop down to PPTP and profile to default-encryption.
6. Select the Interface tab in the PPP window and click on PPTP-Server, check the Enabled box within and close the window.
7. Go to IP -> Routes in the menu and click the +.
8. In the new route window change the dst-address to 192.168.113.0/24 and gateway to 10.1.1.2 and click ok.
9. Configure other side
10. Go to tools -> ping, enter 192.168.113.1 in the ping to and hit start a test connectivity.
PPTP Client
1. Open PPP window
2. Select interface tab if not already selected.
3. Hit + and select PPTP-Client from the drop down.
4. In the PPTP Client window select the dial out tab.
5. Change connect to and enter your servers WAN IP address along with your username and password.
6. Go to IP -> Routes in the menu and set the dst address to 192.168.111.0/24 and the gateway to 10.1.1.1
7. Open tools -> ping, enter 192.168.111.1 in the ping to line and hit start to test connectivity.
Re: PPTP Site to Site VPN
I currently have difficulties in site-to-site vpn and vlan configuration as I am the new one. I sent email you already by ryan@movingnetworksforward.com address with the attachment file. So please kindly send me some advices. Thank you advance! 
Re: PPTP Site to Site VPN
Sorry my email address is thy.ly@hope.edu.kh I hope to hearing from you soon.
I hope to hearing from you soon.Re: PPTP Site to Site VPN
Thanks to Ryan for all the help!
Basic config;
PPTP Server
1. Open PPP from the menu, click the profiles tab, and select the default-encryption profile
2. Open the profile and enter 10.1.1.1 for the local address line and 10.1.1.2 for the remote address line.
3. (IF you have ipv6) Select the Protocols tab and change use IPV6 to no
4. Close the profile window and go to the PPP secrets tab
5. Add a secret with the + (set your own user and password) set the Service drop down to PPTP and profile to default-encryption.
6. Select the Interface tab in the PPP window and click on PPTP-Server, check the Enabled box within and close the window.
7. Go to IP -> Routes in the menu and click the +.
8. In the new route window change the dst-address to 192.168.113.0/24 and gateway to 10.1.1.2 and click ok.
9. Configure other side
10. Go to tools -> ping, enter 192.168.113.1 in the ping to and hit start a test connectivity.
PPTP Client
1. Open PPP window
2. Select interface tab if not already selected.
3. Hit + and select PPTP-Client from the drop down.
4. In the PPTP Client window select the dial out tab.
5. Change connect to and enter your servers WAN IP address along with your username and password.
6. Go to IP -> Routes in the menu and set the dst address to 192.168.111.0/24 and the gateway to 10.1.1.1
7. Open tools -> ping, enter 192.168.111.1 in the ping to line and hit start to test connectivity.
Re: PPTP Site to Site VPN
Your guide worked flawlessly.
Thank you very much
Thank you very much