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05. How to setup PPTP VPN

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What do we need to know to set up a VPN?

 

In order to make the VPN server to work, that VPN server router needs to have a public IP address or a public lease IP address assigned.

 

Some low budget ISP's (Internet Service Provider) are using CG-NAT for internet connections. CG-NAT does not affect regular Internet use; For example, most online video games work correctly, but when using port forwarding this will not work, this is the same for the VPN connection. So when the internet connection has a CG-NAT for internet connection, please contact the ISP for a solution.

 

Clients to Site and Site to Site scenarios:

 

1. Clients to Site Scenario:

  • On the HQ side (Reyee EG/EW):
    1. Log in to Reyee router using the default IP address 192.168.110.1.
    2. Navigate to Setup → VPN → PPTP and enable PPTP.
    3. Configure the PPTP settings:
      • Service type: Select PPTP.
      • Network mode: Choose router to router.
      • Peer Subnet: Fill in the internal network segment of the branch (avoid overlapping with the HQ’s internal network).
  • On the Clients side (e.g., Windows 10 and 11):
    1. Go to Control Panel → Network and Internet → Network and Sharing Center.
    2. Configure the VPN connection.
    3. Check the status of the connected VPN connection.

 

 

2. Site to Site Scenario:

  • On the HQ side (Reyee EG/EW):
    1. Log in to Reyee router using the default IP address 192.168.110.1. 
    2. Navigate to Setup → VPN → PPTP and enable PPTP, choosing PPTP type as Server.
    3. Configure the PPTP settings.
  • On the Branch side (Reyee EG/EW):
    1. Log in to Reyee router using the default IP address 192.168.110.1. (Change default IP address, this can't be the same as the HQ side)
    2. Navigate to Setup → VPN → PPTP and enable PPTP, selecting PPTP type as Client.
    3. Configure the client settings:
      • PPTP type: Select PPTP Client.
      • Username and password: Use the credentials added in the headquarters.
      • Tunnel IP: Specify an address from the address pool filled in by the headquarters.
      • Server address: Fill in the WAN port address of the headquarters (public network IP).
      • Peer Subnet: Use the internal network segment of the headquarters (avoid overlap with the branch’s internal network).

 

Video HQ Setup

 

Remember to adjust the specific IP addresses and settings according to your network setup. If you need further assistance, feel free to ask! 🌟

 

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