DrayTek UK Users' Community Forum
Help, Advice and Solutions from DrayTek Users
DHCP Relay via PPTP
- northerngit
- Topic Author
- Offline
- Junior Member
Less
More
- Posts: 29
- Thank you received: 0
30 Apr 2010 14:21 #61848
by northerngit
DHCP Relay via PPTP was created by northerngit
Hi,
We have a 2820 used for VPN connections into the office. We are trying to use an internal DHCP server to lease PPP addresses, however, the relay setting is being ignored.
Under LAN/General Setup we have populated "DHCP Server IP Address
for Relay Agent" with our internal DHCP server.
However, the PPTP clients are constantly being given IP's from the range listed in:
"IP Address Assignment for Dial-In Users (When DHCP Disable set)" under VPN and Remote Access/PPP General Setup.
We can't clear this field.
Any ideas would be welcome!
Cheers,
James
We have a 2820 used for VPN connections into the office. We are trying to use an internal DHCP server to lease PPP addresses, however, the relay setting is being ignored.
Under LAN/General Setup we have populated "DHCP Server IP Address
for Relay Agent" with our internal DHCP server.
However, the PPTP clients are constantly being given IP's from the range listed in:
"IP Address Assignment for Dial-In Users (When DHCP Disable set)" under VPN and Remote Access/PPP General Setup.
We can't clear this field.
Any ideas would be welcome!
Cheers,
James
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- northerngit
- Topic Author
- Offline
- Junior Member
Less
More
- Posts: 29
- Thank you received: 0
09 May 2010 20:46 #61969
by northerngit
Replied by northerngit on topic DHCP Relay via PPTP
For anyone else who stumbles across this post, here is the official answer from Draytek support:
Hello James,
Thanks for the email.Internal DHCP server would only assigns the IP
when VPN is terminating on it.If router is acting as VPN server then
you can't make DHCP server to pass the IP addresses for remote
client.This default behavior with draytek router & we can't change it.
Regards,
Adam
Hello James,
Thanks for the email.Internal DHCP server would only assigns the IP
when VPN is terminating on it.If router is acting as VPN server then
you can't make DHCP server to pass the IP addresses for remote
client.This default behavior with draytek router & we can't change it.
Regards,
Adam
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- robr
- Visitor
01 Feb 2011 23:52 #66014
by robr
Replied by robr on topic DHCP Relay via PPTP
So, what did you do to resolve this? I have people using PPTP VPN and I need to either have them:
1. have the existing DHCP server on the LAN assign DHCP info to them or
2. enable the DHCP server on the draytek to ONLY be used for VPN clients
It sounds like that the ONLY way to get DHCP for VPN is to have the entire network use the Draytek as the sole DHCP server. I just got off the phone with tech support here and they are still investigating this, but that's currently the answer they are leaning toward.
That will never work for us.
1. have the existing DHCP server on the LAN assign DHCP info to them or
2. enable the DHCP server on the draytek to ONLY be used for VPN clients
It sounds like that the ONLY way to get DHCP for VPN is to have the entire network use the Draytek as the sole DHCP server. I just got off the phone with tech support here and they are still investigating this, but that's currently the answer they are leaning toward.
That will never work for us.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Moderators: Chris, Sami
Copyright © 2024 DrayTek