PfSense blocking more than one client to connect to a remote Windows VPN server
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Hi everyone,
I have a Windows 2008 R2 in a datacenter which is serving as my VPN server for all users that is remote to our office.
My office pfSense allows one of my users to connect to that Windows VPN server flawlessly - but the moment the second user tries to connect it fails. What could be the issue? and where can I look for the issue?Here are examples of succesful and failed clients:
gre 84.85.86.87 <- 192.168.95.19 MULTIPLE:MULTIPLE
gre 192.168.95.19 -> 50.100.215.44 -> 84.85.86.87 MULTIPLE:MULTIPLE
tcp 84.85.86.87:1723 <- 192.168.95.19:49416 ESTABLISHED:ESTABLISHED
tcp 192.168.95.19:49416 -> 50.100.215.44:39081 -> 84.85.86.87:1723 ESTABLISHED:ESTABLISHED
tcp 84.85.86.87:1723 <- 192.168.95.25:60923 ESTABLISHED:ESTABLISHED
tcp 192.168.95.25:60923 -> 50.100.215.44:60073 -> 84.85.86.87:1723 ESTABLISHED:ESTABLISHED
gre 84.85.86.87 <- 192.168.95.25 NO_TRAFFIC:SINGLE
gre 192.168.95.25 -> 84.85.86.87 SINGLE:NO_TRAFFICSeems like pfSense can't handle multiple "gre"??? I am not seeing this on my other pfSense routers so this is really weired - running version: 2.0
Thanks,
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Will NOT ever work, protocol limitation. Stop using PPTP, junk and totally insecure.
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Hi everyone,
I have a Windows 2008 R2 in a datacenter which is serving as my VPN server for all users that is remote to our office.
My office pfSense allows one of my users to connect to that Windows VPN server flawlessly - but the moment the second user tries to connect it fails. What could be the issue? and where can I look for the issue?It is clearly stated in the documentation and on the pfsense website that you are limited to one connection per remote IP for PPTP.