TX packets:181624 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 RX packets:150227 errors:0 dropped:2874 overruns:0 frame:0 UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1

(note that MAC address values ifconfig -aĮth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:0c:19:ab:36:c3 The result of 'ifconfig –a' (UNIX) or 'ipconfig /all' (Windows) Operating system name and the type of CPU-bits I've tested Windows and default is to simply send all traffic over VPN, which obviously works, as it does in OS X, when tickbox is ticked, but if what I'm reading in that manual page is correct, I would expect route added to client to be a /22 route instead of /24. No replies yet, but maybe I didn't include enough info initially.īasically, when I connect to other VPNs from Mac OS X L2TP client, traffic destined for private networks go over VPN link, but normal internet traffic goes through normal link, unless I tick the 'Send all traffic over VPN' tickbox.

I guess I can probably fix via SecureNAT implementation, but is this the only way? I would like to keep setup as simple as possible and prefer a single network over a separate subnet for VPN clients, which I would end up with if I used SecureNAT. Is this a bug or incorrect setup? Has anyone seen this as well? Does anyone have advice about how to fix? Therefore I expect /22 to be applied to VPN client route. So if no DHCP server, no login successes. Default gateway, subnet mask, DNS address and WINS address will be also applied on the L2TP VPN client. d-in_UsersĪn IP address will be leased from the DHCP server, and the IP address will be assigned on the L2TP VPN client session. built in), acquires a 10.10.10.xx IP address as expected, however, routing tables look like this:ġ0.10.10/24 ppp0 # i.e. SoftEther is set up to offer L2TP / IPSec VPN services. my subnet mask is 255.255.252.0ĭHCP server hands out 10.10.10.xx IP addresses on the LAN and the correct /22 subnet mask above.

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