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groeit is offline groeit
2010-01-21 , 23:53
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#31
rcs1000 are you reading your private messages?
 
joilet is offline joilet
2010-01-22 , 22:30
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#32
Originally Posted by Big Phat Jan View Post
It's working flawlessy for me. Not sure how to help with your problems, but if you post a log of your connection and / or your config files (minus any personal data) I can compare to my lworking config and make suggestions.

Cheers,
Jan
Once again my haste got the better of me! I still had all the logging arguments against pppd... bit silly really! Thanks anyway.

I added a route and its running perfect. I was able to rdesktop my workstation which was the main goal. Plus i can ssh, telnet and access our web apps. I don't need a laptop anymore - i love this phone!

For those who're reading and wondering how to setup the route after installing the iproute tools:

Code:
route add -net 192.168.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 192.168.0.254 ppp0
To delete the route:
Code:
route del -net 192.168.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 192.168.0.254 ppp0
 
Big Phat Jan is offline Big Phat Jan
2010-01-22 , 23:12
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#33
Originally Posted by joilet View Post
Once again my haste got the better of me! I still had all the logging arguments against pppd... bit silly really! Thanks anyway.

I added a route and its running perfect. I was able to rdesktop my workstation which was the main goal. Plus i can ssh, telnet and access our web apps. I don't need a laptop anymore - i love this phone!

For those who're reading and wondering how to setup the route after installing the iproute tools:

Code:
route add -net 192.168.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 192.168.0.254 ppp0
To delete the route:
Code:
route del -net 192.168.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 192.168.0.254 ppp0
Glad it's working well for you!

I think that your routing setup wll depend on the vpn you're connecting to - an easier way that I think should work in all cases (after installing iproute) would be to add the following to your /etc/ppp/peers/peername file:

Code:
defaultroute
replacedefaultroute
Cheers,
Jan
 
acidstark is offline acidstark
2010-02-04 , 17:02
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#34
Hello,
Any tuto to config a vyprvpn with OpenVPN on n900 ?
PPTP vpn:
http://vyprvpn.goldenfrog.com/install/windows-vista

just need server names, and user/login to work, no .cert or anything else...
 
Big Phat Jan is offline Big Phat Jan
2010-02-04 , 18:17
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#35
Originally Posted by acidstark View Post
Hello,
Any tuto to config a vyprvpn with OpenVPN on n900 ?
PPTP vpn:
http://vyprvpn.goldenfrog.com/install/windows-vista

just need server names, and user/login to work, no .cert or anything else...
PPTP is different to OpenVPN. It looks like vyprvpn is using PPTP, which means that at the moment the only way of getting it working is to use the instructions in this thread. I posted some relatively detailed ones on page 2.

If there's anything that isn't clear (that reading this thread or searching on google can't tell you) post again with a more specific question!

Be warned though, playing with the kernel can quite easily lead to a reflash if you're not careful. If you do decide to go ahead a precautionary backup would probably be a good idea!

Cheers,
Jan
Last edited by Big Phat Jan; 2010-02-04 at 18:20.
 
acidstark is offline acidstark
2010-02-05 , 22:56
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#36
ty
may add dynamic mod to kernel with loadmodules or something like that on this dist. of kinda l*nux
 
polkan is offline polkan
2010-02-06 , 03:47
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#37
Показать латиницей

I did all the instructions and I got 2 scripts to create the tunnel. The first script includes the creation of routes and starting pppd. The second script contains the removal routes and pppd. All this works as root. How to start and stop on behalf of the user?
 
isocoma is offline isocoma
2010-03-06 , 11:27
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#38
A HUGE thank you to Fanoush for making the kernel modules and debs available, and to Big Phat Jan for the very thorough walk through. I've had the N900 for 4 days now, and making this work was simply a 'must-have' feature, or else it would have been returned.

Two things that I had to do differently to get it to work were using backslashes for the 'DOMAIN\\username', and adding 'refuse-eap' in the /etc/ppp/peers/<tunnelname> file.

I am still having problems pinging the target pc's name through vpn (fully qualified or not), but can connect fine with the ip address. This is a problem for another day though- I am exhausted!
 
adeel is offline adeel
2010-03-16 , 01:29
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#39
Originally Posted by fanoush View Post
OK, got it working to the point that pptp tunnel is up and i can ping the other end.

kernel modules : http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/modules-2...02-pptp.tar.gz
insmod order: slhc, ppp_generic, ppp_async, sha1_generic, ppp_mppe

pppd : http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/ppp_2.4.4...sso4_armel.deb
pptp-linux: http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/pptp-linux_1.7.2-1_armel.deb
Fanoush, did you compile ppp-2.4.4 with HAVE_INET6 support?
 
assetburned is offline assetburned
2010-04-04 , 11:10
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#40
Hmm since it is working somehow, is there any chance to get this via a normal garage app installer? would be nice and I guess it would be also interesting for some other (less linux interested) people.

@adeel
as long as you didn't patched the kernel of the N900 you won't have IPv6 support anyway :-/
 
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