iptables PPTP p-o-m patch info

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Hi,

I'm after a bit more info on this patch, as there doesn't seem to be
much mentioned about it on the netfilter.org site, or in the p-o-m help.
I've got an ADSL connection with a single static IP, and we're thinking
about having a linux box using iptables to NAT the connection to the
internal LAN.

One of the computers on the LAN uses Check Point VPN-1 SecuRemote to
connect to a corporate network, but with our current setup (using a
ZyXEL Prestige ADSL router) this isn't possible - the user has to unplug
the router and use the USB ADSL modem plugged directly into his PC,
meaning the rest of the network loses the Internet connection, which,
obviously is inconvenient. We think this fails to work because of the
router re-writing the packet headers, and the VPN software not liking
this (it's a security risk).

Does the PPTP patch for iptables allow this to work properly? ie, if
192.168.0.1 was the internet gateway (ppp0 for Internet and eth0 for
LAN) and 192.168.0.4 needed to use VPN using 0.1 as the gateway instead
of unplugging the gateway from the ADSL, would this work, or would it
fail, for the same reasons it failed using the ZyXEL router?

Thanks,

James

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James O'Gorman
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