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RE: (ASCEND) can Max be PPTP server?



I don't think that it is possible.

The only PPTP Server that I know about is Win NT 4.0, SP3.
This is not too hard to set up, just don't expect the M$ docs to tell
you
everything you need to know ;->

Steve LaDuke.

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Joe Pautler [SMTP:pautler@grasshopper.cit.buffalo.edu]
> Sent:	Saturday, March 28, 1998 2:04 PM
> To:	ascend-users@bungi.com
> Subject:	(ASCEND) can Max be PPTP server?
> 
> 
> Here's the scenario....  we have a class B (128.205.0.0/16) worth of 
> address space, and there are some services that are only available
> to users with source IP addresses within that class B.  We have
> Ascend units (4048, TNT) to support dialin access directly to our
> network, however many people use other services such as aol, cable
> modems, etc, which give them an address that is NOT within our
> class B.  We need a way to make these people look like they
> are coming from within our class B.  That leads us to PPTP.... set
> up a PPTP server so that these users could tunnel into that, and
> then from there they would like they were coming from within our
> class B.  Is there any way to use our Ascend boxes
> to facilitate something like this?  In other words, is there any
> way to be able to tunnel *to* an Ascend box via its network interface,
> and then look as if you are coming from the IP address of the Ascend
> box, or one that it uses?
> 
> From everything I have read, I see no way of doing this.  Everything I
> have seen has to do with using the Ascend as the PPTP *client*, in 
> order to set up tunnels to a PPTP server to support the users dialed
> into the Ascend.  But, I just wanted to toss it out to this list to
> see if any of you had any comments.
> 
> Thanks in advance for any replies!
> 
> ______________________________________________________________________
> _____
> Joe Pautler, E.I.T.                             University at Buffalo
> CIT/OSS Network Engineering                     224 Computing Center
> http://www.oss.buffalo.edu/~pautler             (716) 645-3536
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