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Tunnel from the Barricade Plus to another Barricade Plus or a Windows-based PPTP
Server.
Figure 1.1
User name: Used by the server to identify the PPTP Client
Password: Used by the server to authorize the PPTP Client's request for a Tunnel
Idle Time Out: When there is no activity for this amount of Idle Time, the Tunnel will be
broken
IP: Enter the LAN subnet of the remote network you are connecting to. (i.e. – If the IP's
of clients on the remote network are 192.168.123.xxx, type in 192.168.123.0. The last
octet must always be zero because the PPTP Client is connecting to the entire LAN
subnet.)
Subnet Mask: Enter the subnet mask used on the remote network (i.e. – 255.255.255.0)
Gateway IP: Enter the WAN IP of the remote network (i.e. – 24.106.10.54). The last
octet should not be zero in this case. Enter the full WAN IP address.
Client Setting –
PPTP Client: Check this box to enable the Barricade's PPTP Client
Host: Check this box only if you are connecting to a Windows-based PPTP server (Figure
1.1 shows Host as checked. Leave this unchecked if you are simply connecting to
another Barricade Plus or another VPN gateway)
Auto Reconnect: Check this box if you would like the PPTP Tunnel to be automatically re-
established if the connection is broken
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