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Is there a way to configure PPTP (WAN miniport) connection on this distro (openSuSE 10.2) without making the installation of the countless rpms shown in sourceforge.net website ? Because this installation returns me a lot of errors.
In other words, is there a method to configure this connection to the Net with its own (in the distro) internet connection tools ?
Thanks
Last edited by eXTigyroue; 02-05-2007 at 02:50 PM.
I am not sure My connection details shown in Windows XP are something like this:
Device name : PPTP
Device type : vpn
server type: PPP
transports: TCP/IP
authentication: MS CHAP V2
compression: none
PPP multilink framing: off
server IP address: 192.168.0.50
Clinet IP address: 192.200.57.95
And my IP address in the local network is: 192.168.57.94
VPNIP : 192.168.57.250
Thanks again and sorry about the absence of adequate and sufficient information in my first post
Yes, this is a VPN connection and I have an account and a user password. And yes,I have to connect to in order to get internet. Without this connection, I have access only to the local LAN network.
Last edited by eXTigyroue; 02-09-2007 at 07:33 AM.
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