Today i configured KVpnc and after the configuration and i tried to connect it said:
[pppd] not replacing default route to eth0: (my real IP adress)
[pppd] local IP address: (VPN service IP)
debug: Tunnel IP address: (VPN service IP)
debug: [pppd] remote IP address: (VPN service IP)
debug: Tunnel interface IP address: (VPN service IP)
Under “Profile :: General” i have “Connection type: PPTP” and “VPN Gateway” i have the adress to my VPN serice network
Under “Connection specific :: PPTP/L2TP” in KVpnc i have checked everything apart from “Use no IP by default” and “Require EAP” but everyting else is checked.
and the Authorization Method is set to “CHAP” .
The DNS options are blank i didnt know what it was.
What is rong here? Why doesnt it replace the default route to eth0?
How do i config KVpnc to connect to my VPN service?
Could it not be so that PPTP is not working with KDE?
Saw on a forum that PPTP isnt working very well with KDE, but the gnome network manager worked better??
I may disagree, I’m getting connected. I have suse 11.1, no updates, running kvpnc v0.9.0
I get these same messages.
[pppd] not replacing default route to eth0: (my real IP adress)
[pppd] local IP address: (VPN service IP)
But then my next message
success:Successful connect to server…
success: Connection established
primary DSN address 10.37.xx.xx
secondary DNS addres 172.16.xx.xx
Script/etc/ppp/ip-up finished.
I didn’t configure with “PPTP/L2TP” in KVpnc"
I just selected Microsoft(PPTP) and supplied username/password/domain
I also had to check “get DNS server from peer” to be able to ping in my network.
The problem I now have is once connected to VPN my browser no longer works.
Same problem here. Once it connects to PPTP VPN my browser also stops working.
I have configured “PPTP/L2TP” with all options, then i removed the options back to default but it didnt work.
My KVpnc version is 0.9.3 could help if i downgrade to an older version i dont know?
Isnt there any less advanced VPN tool for KDE than KVpnc?