Have a mk firewall whit 2 Isp, one ADSL and one Cablemodem, and LAN 192.168.0.x and need make load balancing and filover for the lan clients, read all maunals but all siad about routes to the gateways but the gateways are not statics so cant put the gateways ip in routes what can do???
The VPN clients can conect, but this is all, cant see ani machine on lan and dont use de mk how gateway
any sugestion???
Plz HELP!!!
xciclopex -
Well xciclopex you have about six different issues rolled up in this one topic…Here’s a stab at a few to get you going…
First search the forum for the scripts (and read the manual) on how to determine dynamically assigned IP addresses.
Then search for the failover scripts that deal with dynamic IPs/gateways. Get those operating first.
Next you’ll probably have to use something like DDNS to advertise your gateways to your VPN users. Or are your VPN users coming from inside your network to an outside location? Need an answer to that first…
Ok xciclopex, see what you can find, drop a line back to the forum and we’ll see what we can do to help you out.
Thom
Thom
Thanks for the reply, now go for parts
VPN, i need configure a VPN Server for Roadwarriors, y configure, the user can conect and authenticate in the server and entablish the conection, but, not can navigate the lan, cant see any machine on the lan, its how the client cant conect whit the rest of de net and cant use the net gateway.
Open winbox for the gateway MT.
Go to the PPP menu, open it.
Interfaces tab
Click on PPTP sever button
Uncheck everything except for MSCHAP2
Check the enabled block - click the OK button - we’ll come back to this later…
Now click on the Secrets tab
Click on the ‘+’ (add)
Name = username you want to use
PW - self explanatory
Service - click down arrow, select PPTP
Leave profile as default for now…
Local Address - the address should be the local LAN address of the router
Remote Address - the address you want the laptop to have in the same range as the MT address that is not used by another interface there in your local network - no netmask required.
Leave everything else as they are…
Click OKAY
Click on the Profiles Tab
Click on the ‘+’ (add)
Name - name this profile
Click ‘yes’ under Use Encryption
Click on the Limits Tab
Click no under Only One
Click Okay - the remaining defaults work fine so we won’t mess around with them…
Ok - back to the Interfaces Tab -
Click on the ‘+’ (add), create your user here - select PPTP Server
Name - name the connection
Same username as under the Secrets Tab (above)
Click Okay button
That takes care of the MT -
Ok - let’s go to your roadwarroir - use a wired connection for this first attempt - it will make it easier for you to troubleshoot…
On the Laptop -
Start - Click on Connect To - click on Show All Connections
If this is not available - go to the control panel - click on Network Connections - everything else should be the same…
Click on Create a new connection
Click next
Select Connect to the network at my workplace
Click Next
Select Virtual Private Network Connection (VPN)
Click Next
Name the connection - click next
Select - Do not dial the initial connection - click next
Host name or IP - gateway MT IP address or if you have DDNS the host name
Click next
check or un-check the Add a short cut to this connection on my desktop - it’s your choice…
Click Finish
Now Windows shows you a ‘dialog’ window - I hope you remembered all the stuff you put in the MT for PPTP 
Put in the Username you setup under Interfaces here Click on the properties button at the bottom
Go to the Security Tab, select Advanced
Now the settings button is available, click on it
Data encryption - I use ‘require encryption dis-connect if server declines’
Select - Allow these protocols - the bottom choice open up… Un-check everything except for MS CHAP2
Click Okay
Click on the Networking tab
Find TCP/IP Internet protocols in the window, select it, click on properties button…
Select - use the following IP address - put in the address that you told the MT above add the DNS servers you want to use
Click Okay
Still on the Networking tab - under select the Type of VPN - down arrow, select PPTP VPN
Click Okay
Now you’ve been ‘returned’ to the connection window - select the options here you want - Save username and password etc…
Password - the password you entered under the secrets tab above in the MT Go ahead and try to connect…
If it fails look at the MT log - it will probably tell you what happened…
This is all in the manual - look it up.
Thom