Gaming_VPN_Using_PPTPD
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| = How to set up Gaming VPN using PPTPD = TODO. Current problem(s): * Only one IPX connection is accepted == Server, Linux == Packing and authentication (except plain text) is not used because it eats bandwidth. {{{ apt-get install pptpd webmin-pptp ipx ipxripd }}} === Webmin === Go to webmin, https://127.0.0.1:10000/ Go to Networking -> PPTP VPN Server ==== PPTP Server Options ==== Default values ==== PPP Options ==== * Lock PTY = NO * Create proxy ARP = YES * Require authentication = NEVER * PAP Authentication = May be used * CHAP authentication = May be used * Unix authentication = NO -- * MS-CHAP Authentication = May be used * MS-CHAP 2 Authentication = May be used * Enable MPPE encryption = Cannot be used * Use 40-bit MPPE encryption = Cannot be used * Use 128-bit MPPE encryption = Cannot be used * Enable stateful MPPE mode = Default (Disabled) ==== PPP Accounts ==== Does this even need explaining? :) === /etc/ppp/options === edit '''/etc/ppp/options''' search for IPX {{{ noipx }}} into this {{{ #noipx ipx ipx-network 4 }}} == Client, Windows XP == * Install IPX * Create VPN connection. === VPN Settings === Custom settings, check only PAP VPN-type = PPTP-VPN Negotiate multilink TCP/IP = don't use gateway CategoryDocumentation CategoryGames |
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