They sent the following connection parameters:
three certificates
VPN type: SSTP
Require encryption
CHAP and MS-CHAP-V2
Disable ipv6 and default gateway
I get this error: **Error: Could not lookup host: `vpn.company.ru', (-1)
This may be somehow due to the fact that the VPN server does not respond to
icmp requests (ping). Is there any way around this?
Last edit: Kirill 2019-11-03
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They sent the following connection parameters:
three certificates
VPN type: SSTP
Require encryption
CHAP and MS-CHAP-V2
Disable ipv6 and default gateway
I get this error: **Error: Could not lookup host: `vpn.company.ru', (-1)
This may be somehow due to the fact that the VPN server does not respond to
icmp requests (ping). Is there any way around this?
The sstpc client isn't able to resolve the address you gave it. Is "vpn.company.ru" the actual domain your administrators told you to connect to? You'll probably have better luck trying an address that the domain controller will resolve.
To check if you can resolve this address on your Mac / Linux box, you use nslookup:
nslookup <server-address> <dns-server>
If this works, then you can add the server into your machine's list of dns server to use.
- Eivind</dns-server></server-address>
They sent the following connection parameters:
three certificates
VPN type: SSTP
Require encryption
CHAP and MS-CHAP-V2
Disable ipv6 and default gateway
Wrote this command:
sudo /usr/local/sbin/sstpc --user 'DOMAIN\someuser' --password 123456
--ca-path /Users/user/Documents/work/vpn/ --nolaunchpppd --log-level 4
vpn.company.ru debug require-chap require-mschap-v2 defaultroute refuse-eap
useperdns noauth
I get this error: **Error: Could not lookup host: `vpn.company.ru', (-1)
This may be somehow due to the fact that the VPN server does not respond to
icmp requests (ping). Is there any way around this?
Last edit: Kirill 2019-11-03
What do you get if you try to run "nslookup vpn.company.ru"?- Eivind
They sent the following connection parameters:
three certificates
VPN type: SSTP
Require encryption
CHAP and MS-CHAP-V2
Disable ipv6 and default gateway
Wrote this command:
sudo /usr/local/sbin/sstpc --user 'DOMAIN\someuser' --password 123456
--ca-path /Users/user/Documents/work/vpn/ --nolaunchpppd --log-level 4
vpn.company.ru debug require-chap require-mschap-v2 defaultroute refuse-eap
useperdns noauth
I get this error: **Error: Could not lookup host: `vpn.company.ru', (-1)
This may be somehow due to the fact that the VPN server does not respond to
icmp requests (ping). Is there any way around this?
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С уважением,
Винокуров Кирилл
Вячеславович
Error: Could not lookup host (-1)
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** server can't find vpn.company.ru: NXDOMAIN
There are maniacs administrators. Even all internal servers do not respond to ping.
Can I somehow disable ping checking in sstpc?
The sstpc client isn't able to resolve the address you gave it. Is "vpn.company.ru" the actual domain your administrators told you to connect to? You'll probably have better luck trying an address that the domain controller will resolve.
På tirsdag 5. november 2019, 11:12:39 PST skrev Kirill kvinokurov@users.sourceforge.net følgende:
** server can't find vpn.company.ru: NXDOMAIN
There are maniacs administrators. Even all internal servers do not respond to ping.
Can I somehow disable ping checking in sstpc?
Error: Could not lookup host (-1)
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From windows 10 it connects normally, but for the sake of VPN you have to start a heavy virtual machine.
What if you follow the instructions here to find your windows machine's DNS server addresses:
https://www.groovypost.com/howto/find-windows-10-device-ip-address/
To check if you can resolve this address on your Mac / Linux box, you use nslookup:
nslookup <server-address> <dns-server>
If this works, then you can add the server into your machine's list of dns server to use.
- Eivind</dns-server></server-address>
From windows 10 it connects normally, but for the sake of VPN you have to start a heavy virtual machine.
Error: Could not lookup host (-1)
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