Daniel, You should also take a look at pptp-client.sourceforge.net. It has a lot of information regarding the PPTP subject. I have had to implement several PPTP servers and clients in Linux. I have found that it's no fun when you run into the issue of NAT'd clients behind a Linux firewall. You have to do small things like recompile the kernel, etc. Gary Smith > > Hmmm, I would advise anyone to move away from PPTP in particular and > from Windows in general. PPTP has known vulnerabilities. OpenVPN is a > real winner with multiplatform support and using OpenSSL for crypto > code ... as opposed to MPPE ... ugh! > > I'll spare the list any OS advocacy, but I do believe you can do much > more on Linux, and more safely, and without the uncertainty which is > built-in to proprietary junkware. > > Anyway, this list is probably not a good place to find out about > features in Windows. > > > I need the vpn's Public IP to point to the private IP of our > > VPN server >
