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kiwirock

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#251491 27-Jun-2019 18:43
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Sorry if this posts twice, the other post doesn't seem to have come up after a few refreshes.

 

Is this APN coming to and end or changing away from public IP to CG-NAT by any chance? I can't connect through to a PPTP server anymore via this APN. 

 

The CG-NAT'd internet APN works fine.

 

 

 

Cheers,

 

Gavin.


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  #2265912 27-Jun-2019 19:09
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Nope - still there. Is it your client or server using the mobile endpoint?

(Usual disclaimer - pptp is well deprecated though and a ton of issues with it)




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