Kxt 70 wrote: > I have played with this a lot in the past 2-3 monts > until I got it working. What I found out: > > TSL 2.2 out of the box supports only non encrypted > PPTP connecteion. The problem is that TSL kernel is > not patched with MPPE-MPCC to support encryption. Try > to disable the encryption in your Windows client and > you'll see the PPTP will start working. > > Of course PPTP without encryption is useless so here > is what I did to have the encryption enabled: > > - on a development server i installed TSL 2.2 with > kernel 2.4.31 and kernel-source 2.4.31 > - I patched the kernel with mppe-mppc patch from here > http://www.polbox.com/h/hs001/ > - compiled the kernel and modules. The only thing I > was interested in was mppe module for 2.4.31 kernel. > - I got the module _only_ and inserted it in my > production server. Now PPTP with encryption worked for > me.
When I set up PPTP with TSL 2.2 (a few months ago) all I needed was to patch PPP to get mppe-support. The TSL folks are reluctant to include this by default since it's violates some patents and TSL just opened up mirrors in the US. https://bugs.trustix.org/show_bug.cgi?id=810
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