vpn pptp

Hello everyone, i am a beginner with mikrotik products and a couple of days i’m banging my head on a problem. I have two ip video surveillance systems, one at home and one on my company site. Both sites has a local recorder and everything is working perfectly for over a year.
Now, i want to view the streaming video (not recording) of the company from home, through nvr home. The home nvr (dahua) recognizes only ipc connected on local network, and here comes into play, or rather should, protocol pptp (or IPSec) with an hap ac lite as server.

From the image you should understand the topology of the networks. The two antennas are configured by the local provider wisp and works on pppoe protocl. Both sites has a public static IP address.
Theorycally i couldn’t access on SXT but actually i can. :sunglasses:
My only doubt comes from the fact that the subnet of the home and the company’s network uses the same address space but I also thought to solve this problem through the static routes that would not avoids conflicts.

I followed the guide of mikrotik on the wiki but have failed. I have configured the vpn-server in hap home router ac lite, and vpn-client company in the antenna (I have not done anything in the wisp antenna of home-site).

Ps. I did some tests with the firewall disabled for all three devices. The client connects but there is no exchange of data.

  1. Aside from changing ip address of the company, what I can do in a couple of weeks, there is some other configuration possible?
  2. The addresses of the vpn, local and remote, could be choosen as I want?

It’ll work with VPN. The VPN needs a different subnet. Then establish a site-to-site VPN connection, but of course nothing will flow over that site-to-site connection because of the LAN subnet conflict.

Once you get the site-to-site VPN working, you’ll need a route for each specific IP address that you want to go over the VPN. Something like 192.168.1.105/32 shall route over PPTP_INTERFACE_NAME.

IPs that will route over the internet must be unique to both locations.

If this is a business requirement, changing the subnet of one of the locations will be easier and will be considered a much simpler configuration to support in the long run.

many thanks! in 2 weeks i’ll be able to change company address and will let you know.
what could you say about point n.2?