Digi TransPort WR44 - Page 526

Configuring Virtual Private Networking (VPN) Configure Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)
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Accept incoming PPTP connections
When enabled, the router acts as a PPTP server and accepts incoming VPN connections.
Enable Server mode
When enabled, the router sends call_out call requests to the remote device. In the default
state which is unchecked, the router sends a call_in request to the remote device.
Enable Socket mode
When enabled, enables the use of a Digi proprietary mode whereby PPP packets are sent via
the PPTP control socket rather than in GRE packets.
Encrypt control data using SSL version n
When enabled, the router encrypts the control data using SSL. This is a Digi proprietary function
and is not part of standard PPTP. The drop-down list allows the SSL version to be selected. The
available options are:
n Use default
n TLSv1 only
n SSLv2 only
Enable PPTP debug
Enables debug tracing.
3. Click Apply.
Command line
Command Instance Parameter Values
Equivalent web
parameter
pptp 0-9 name Up to 30 characters Description
pptp 0-9 remhost Valid IP address a.b.c.d Remote Host a.b.c.d
pptp 0-9 ll_ent Blank, PPP, ETH
Blank means Auto
Use Interface x,y
pptp 0-9 ll_add 0-4294967296 Use Interface x,y
pptp 0-9 listen off, on Accept incoming PPTP
connections
pptp 0-9 swap_io off, on Enable Server mode
pptp 0-9 usesock off, on Enable Socket mode
pptp 0-9 sslver Blank,SSL,TLS1,SSL2
Blank is disabled
(default)
SSL means use default.
Encrypt control data
using SSL version n
pptp 0-9 debug off, on Enable PPTP debug