Howdy, I've been experimenting with creating a VPN endpoint for my
Android-based phone on AWS, and I cannot seem to get the mpd5 configuration
correct :(
The problem I have is that mpd never creates an L2TP session for the client as
it connects. I've turned on verbose logging in mpd and racoon, racoon very
clearly does the key exchange, but mpd never does anything.
My theory is that the funky network set up of an EC2 instance, in that it
doesn't really "have" an external IP address, but rather a 172.xx EC2-internal
one.
Has anybody successfully set up mpd in any capacity on EC2?
Howdy, I've been experimenting with creating a VPN endpoint for my
Android-based phone on AWS, and I cannot seem to get the mpd5 configuration
correct :(
https://wiki.debian.org/HowTo/AndroidVPNServer is a similar approach to what
I'm trying to accomplish, except on Debian.
For the FreeBSD configuration, I've been following (roughly) this wiki page:
http://wiki.stocksy.co.uk/wiki/L2TP_VPN_in_FreeBSD
The problem I have is that mpd never creates an L2TP session for the client as
it connects. I've turned on verbose logging in mpd and racoon, racoon very
clearly does the key exchange, but mpd never does anything.
My theory is that the funky network set up of an EC2 instance, in that it
doesn't really "have" an external IP address, but rather a 172.xx EC2-internal
one.
Has anybody successfully set up mpd in any capacity on EC2?
Cheers
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% gpg --keyserver keys.gnupg.net --recv-key 3F51E16F
Put you mpd.conf, mpd.log with enabled
ipcplogging and output ofnetstat -nrI think, this is a MTU or routing problem.