oakfan52 <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> am having trouble setting up my vpn server in linux. i am using
> poptop. i have patched the kernel and ppp for mppe support. but when i
> enable mppe and try to connect with my win2k client i get the follow
> output in my syslog:
....
> Dec 7 21:44:20 linuxsrv pppd[432]: In file /etc/ppp/pptpd-options:
> unrecognized option 'mppe-128'
This pppd doesn't support the option mppe-128 and that caused it to exit.
> Dec 7 21:44:20 linuxsrv pptpd[431]: CTRL: Sent packet to client
> Dec 7 21:44:20 linuxsrv pptpd[431]: Error reading from pppd:
> Input/output error
> Dec 7 21:44:20 linuxsrv pptpd[431]: CTRL: GRE read or PTY write failed
> (gre,pty)=(6,5)
Pppd exited and didn't create the PTY PPP interface so the pptpd "CTRL"
can't write to the PTY or read a GRE packet from it.
> Dec 7 21:44:20 linuxsrv pptpd[431]: CTRL: Client 67.161.180.72 control
> connection finished
> Dec 7 21:44:20 linuxsrv pptpd[431]: CTRL: Exiting now
> Dec 7 21:44:20 linuxsrv pptpd[222]: MGR: Reaped child 431
The end.
Remove the offending option (mppe-128), or find a pppd that supports
it. I think one such pppd is ppp-2.4.2b3, available from ftp.samba.org,
except there the option is likely the one called require-mppe-128.
But 2.4.2b3 doesn't support the MCCP part of MS-CCP because MCCP is
patented. And if the MCCP option is requested by the peer (the Windows
2000 "client" then you're in trouble since the "client" almost certainly
won't allow the PPP link to come up.
Confused? Blame Microsoft.
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