[Mikrotik] PPTP VPN server configuration on Mikrotik

[@rshacker13]

Hi! Do you have a tutorial where all of the devices connected to Mikrotik Router goes thru the VPN? I'm looking for a way to achieve this. Thank you!

[@bhartendulal8645]

Hi, Thanks for the video, May I know? Can we assign dedicated IP to the user using PPTP, if possible so how?

[@amer67749]

hi please advise the way if we have to use mikrotik router as client mode and access remote Mikrotik server internet service how would the configuration and do we have to configure firewall or not....

[@alexlisicin5535]

awesome. Enabled L2tp on next version of RouterOs by this example. Thank you.

[@TutorialSchools]

Welcome.

[@pobitrochokroborty5390]

Confugured successfully! Thanks for sharing. Go ahed.

[@TutorialSchools]

Thanks.

[@peterblazek3399]

I have another problem. I use Winbox v.6.40. VPN is working now, but... One colleague from his IP connected to VPN, but me not. I tried to use two computers (W10, W7), two differen internet providers, but no success. I got this eror message "The remote connection was not made because the attempted VPN tunnels failed. The VPN server might be unreachable. If this connection is attempting to use an L2TP/IPsec tunnel, the security parameters required for IPsec negotiation might not be configured properly.?" Why,? Why he connects and I don't.

[@TutorialSchools]

Can check the forward and reverse path toward your vpn router?

[@peterblazek3399]

I have got set for WAN four IP address for RDP. For VNP I have to add another, do I?

[@TutorialSchools]

Just check that TCP 1723 and IP 47 port are not being used by this IP.. if not Then you can use this IPs for vpn.

[@egiannopo]

Hi, in your video, the client has an empty gateway, when is connected to VPN. Can the connected client ping any other computer in the LAN? for example the LAN is 192.168.1.0/24 (so router is 192.168.1.1, a server is 192.168.1.2 another server is 192.168.1.3 a printer is 192.168.1.4 etc. So when the client connect to VPN gets an IP from the DHCP pool (192.168.2.XXX), so how can ping 192.168.1.XXX (servers & printer)? Thanks in advance for your help!!

[@TutorialSchools]

Yes you can

[@johanbothma4657]

That is why the masquerade rule is needed...

[@komsan_24h]

The same is my problem when connecting with VPN empty getaway. How to fix it?

[@KhunbishNyamsuren]

PPTP client is working to server and another clients in pptp vpn but can't access to public internet. Where is those related configuration ? thank you.

[@TutorialSchools]

Check your Firewall NAT congratulation.

[@branimirmarkovic290]

almost every PPTN server tutorial is missing to mention the firewall exception which needs to be added, otherwise it cannot work

[@TutorialSchools]

Thanks for your Suggestions. I will try to add firewall portion in next time. For this tutorial my firewall portion was empty. That’s why I didn’t add.

[@ZenecadE]

Not working for me. No idea why or how to chech where the connection failure is. Connect from internet -> Huawei LTE (port forwarding configured) -> Mikrotik. I don't even know how to check if the connection is reaching the Mikrotik.

[@TutorialSchools]

Did your provider provide you static IP ???

[@ZenecadE]

@@TutorialSchools No. I tried with current IP as well as DynDNS.

[@TutorialSchools]

Which ports did you forwarded?

[@ZenecadE]

@@TutorialSchools On the Huawei, I opened router config then Virtual Server. I added an entry to forward traffic on port 1723 to Mikrotik WAN IP. I run this config specifically as my service provider likes to make me reboot my router and this used to affect my wife when she was working. The solution was to have the internet run on a separate network from the one we use. The Mikrotik is thus the gateway for the local lan to the huawei which then break out to the internet. I had a similar setup many years ago but that used SSL vpn which I cannot use any more since the firewall appliance I used back then died in a surge.

[@TutorialSchools]

Also do forward 47 as well.

[@dwipradono4941]

Thank you bro. Worked

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[@khmernetworkinglearning5621]

Nice

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[@rnsantana1805]

you do not have to create any firewall rules

[@TutorialSchools]

Depends on your configuration. If you are using firewall then you have to add 47 & 1723 port.

[@alejandroparrello6493]

Hi! what if pptp pool has different subnet that Lan ej: 192.168.1.0/24 = Lan (bridge eth1,2,3,4) 10.1.1.0/24 = PPTP how to ping? the only solution I had was using cmd windows command writing add route manualy 🤯 sorry about my english.. regards from Argentina.

[@TutorialSchools]

Yes. It will get response.

[@makskk6spm275]

nothing about firewall... gre, 1723 etc.

[@TutorialSchools]

Yes. If you are using firewall then you have to add this port. But here am trying to cover this without firewall.

[@priit7777]

@@TutorialSchools and people have hard time figuring out why your tutorial doesn't work...

[@parsaghazi8547]

bruh the tutorial needs tutorial 💀

[@alanoranches1636]

not working the away it should, tutorial only works @lan but not WAN

[@TutorialSchools]

Do you have static public ip on your WAN side ?

[@RocketScienceQuest]

@@TutorialSchools Yes i have then where i add ?

[@cosimobotrugno9852]

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[@jamilshahafridi]

Thanks

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Welcome

[@maxferra1571]

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