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gre vpn PPTP 47/ip ipnat
- To: tech_(_at_)_openbsd_(_dot_)_org
- Subject: gre vpn PPTP 47/ip ipnat
- From: "Luke Renn" <lrenn_(_at_)_etci_(_dot_)_com>
- Date: Fri, 10 Dec 1999 23:12:51 -0500
I'm screwed i think :)
We just moved our linux server/router at work to a new OpenBSD box and
got a T1. So before the switch we had our linux box redirect 47/ip
(****GRE:not udp or tcp port 47****) to a windows box to do PPTP vpns.
Anyway, linux had a special patch for this. ipnat only understand tcp and
udp. if there was a way to say which ip protocol you want, then the port,
it could be done. Example:
rdr 207.103.201.142 -P 47 port 47 -> 192.168.243.45 port 47
rdr 207.103.201.142 -P 6 port 1723 -> 192.168.243.45 port 1723
tcp might be 7 though.
or .. much nicer
rdr 207.103.201.142 port 47 -> 192.168.243.45 port 47 gre
I need this to work with OpenBSD if i have to hack the kernel myself :)
Anyone think about this yet? Anyone got any suggestions? Anyone want to
work on it with me :)
Thanks again guys,
Luke
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