of multicast through the VPN tunnel has been brought up numerous times to. Set service nat rule 5010 description "Outbound NAT on PPTP tunnel interface" Re: vMX and Client VPN on Microsoft Azure There really isnt any other place I. Set service nat rule 5010 type masquerade set service nat rule 5010 outbound-interface pptpc0
This is done in the last two lines.įinally we set up all VPN traffic to be natted through the tunnel. It’s important to bind this source routing rule to each interface where you might have clients that you want to tunnel. Set interfaces ethernet eth3 vif 40 firewall in modify SOURCE_ROUTE Set interfaces ethernet eth3 vif 30 firewall in modify SOURCE_ROUTE Set firewall modify SOURCE_ROUTE rule 10 modify table 1 Set firewall modify SOURCE_ROUTE rule 10 source group address-group PPTP_CLIENTS Set firewall modify SOURCE_ROUTE rule 10 description 'traffic via VPN' Set firewall group address-group PPTP_CLIENTS address 192.168.40.10 Set firewall group address-group PPTP_CLIENTS address 192.168.30.15 In my case here I have one client in my VLAN 30 (Wifi trusted) and one client in VLAN 40 (Wifi guest). Now I am setting up a IPsec Tunnel between an UTM and my XG firewall by using certs. The local network range is different compared to my other networks of course. It is setup between my XG firewall and IPfire with PSK. Then we set up a firewall group called PPTP_CLIENTS which contains all the clients we want to route through the VPN tunnel. One tunnel is up and running correctly this includes the receiving and sending of data packets. Added complexity of the remote end having another firewall in place before the fortigate. Tunnel had previously worked with a paloalto appliance in place of pfsense, suggesting remote fortigate side is ok. Now we make a source-routing entry (number 1) to default route traffic through the tunnel interface set protocols static table 1 interface-route 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop-interface pptpc0 After a bit of help with a pfsense to fortigate IPSec tunnel.
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Set interfaces pptp-client pptpc0 password superlongpassword Set interfaces pptp-client pptpc0 user-id someusername Set interfaces pptp-client pptpc0 server-ip Set interfaces pptp-client pptpc0 require-mppe Set interfaces pptp-client pptpc0 name-server auto Set interfaces pptp-client pptpc0 description 'VPN to ' The first step set up a basic tunnel to the PPTP tunnel provider set interfaces pptp-client pptpc0 default-route none I am going to set up a couple of internal clients in my network to always be tunneled through this provider. My goal in this blogentry is to set up a permanent open PPTP tunnel to a VPN provider. Setting up a PPTP tunnel to a VPN provider.
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