Karoly Vegh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Im trying to get into my firm's LAN with pptp from a cable-provider at
> homel.
Colin Ellis is right.
> Feb 26 10:41:59 hb pppd[1271]: rcvd [CHAP Failure id=0x0 "E=691 R=1
> C=3BEDB47127E2081CF23A3BBDAA861AF9 V=3"]
The error code here E=691 is a simple authentication failure.
> ps. ofcourse i changed the real IP to SERRVER_IP, useraccount to 'username'
> and so on through the whola mail.
I hope you also changed your real password to "password", or else
you're trying to log in with password "password".
Besides that, the culprit is probably extra backslashes. Instead of:
name "domainname.at\\\\username"
you want:
name "domain\\username"
with the backslash doubled instead of quadrupled. Note that "domain"
should probably be the simple NT domain name (not a fully qualified
hostname). Similarly, the entries in "chap-secrets" should look like:
# Secrets for authentication using CHAP
# client server secret IP addresses
domainname\\username PPTP YourRealPassword SERVER_IP
PPTP domainname\\username YourRealPassword SERVER_IP
with the backslashes doubled, not quadrupled.
On my PPTP tunnel, if I use double backslashes, it works. If I
quadruple the backslashes like you've done, I get the same
authentication failure you do.
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Kevin Buhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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