Full MikroTik MTCNA - L2TP
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- Hello and welcome! In this video we will be going over how to configure an L2TP Server and Client on MikroTik. We'll also be doing something fun as we will emulate configuring routing between two remote offices via L2TP.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:15 - Overview
00:38 - L2TP Server
03:13 - L2TP Client
04:53 - L2TP Client (CLI)
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Weereens, dankie vir die awesome video!
Thanks A Lot.
good job
for additional information of my comments :
I wrote a static route that connects the clients(difrent range of head office) to the head office, now this route is regularly cut off and this route must be written because it is constantly out of reach(blue color). The exit gateway of this route is l2tp server.
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I have a strange problem with my setup. I have a Mikrotik router acting L2TP-client for site-to-site network, all clients can access the network on remote site in both directions. I can also access Mikrotik router management from remote site, but the Mikrotik itself can't access the remote site with ping or other services. Any ideas what can cause this issue?
How can i access files on remote site from my client on Main office after successfull conection to remote site?
i have problem with this server after few hours in the routing list my static route go to unreachable
Can I use one secret to all my other sites?
do you remote this client using winbox??
how can i route my all internet traffic through vpn site 1
and other question how can i route my windows pc internet traffic through my ISP not to VPN.
Removing default route on a Windows 10 machine when connected to the L2TP VPN server th-cam.com/video/RtFWxQcqa8M/w-d-xo.html
@@jaysonjoble2809 Thank you so much Jayson.
What is missing from this simple example is the need to allow port 1701 on the input firewall chain and if the L2TP server device is behind a publicly accessible router, the need to port forward 1701 to the secondary router (MT).
Thanks for the suggestion, there are separate videos in the MTCNA playlist covering firewall rules and port forwarding.
@@TheNetworkBerg I have viewed those yes, however the point being is that your working in a virtual example and thus can 'get away' or omit certain fundamentals (on purpose or by accident) that at least need mention when using a real network. Caveat, I have no formal IT training, and no certifications/accreditations except of course the exclusive MTUNA cert. ;-)
@@Anavllama CHRs are just a different platform that MikroTik runs on. (Similar for CCR) It has no default configuration and does not require any additional tuning to be done on the firewall rules to make it work. There is nothing left out on purpose or omitted. I understand your scenario as well. But there are other videos on the channel specifically aimed at those parts of configuration.
@@TheNetworkBerg Understood, but I was attempting to recreate your work on a live MT client and a live MT server (client and server respective to L2TP), as I imagine many have/will, as not all have CHR or EVE-NG to play with or have handy. When it wouldn't work intially, I had to apply the basics of allowing a VPN to a router, either directly or via a public facing router (with access to its port forwarding of course). Not saying it needed to be demonstrated on this particular video, just noted is all (one liner sentence - and if I missed it my apologies). I am not even sure port 1701 was mentioned as I had to look it up (not being an L2TP user - prefer wireguard).