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Configuration Notes
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Configuring VPN with PPTP
Almost all smartphones support a VPN connection via the PPTP protocol. You can also
access the Aastra CTI Touch web application via such a VPN connection. The following
instructions assumes that the company LAN or the communications system is con-
nected to the internet via a DSL router.
1. If your internet connection is not configured with a fixed public IP address, you
have to set up an account on the internet website of a DynDNS service. This kind
of service links the changing public IP address of your DSL router with a DNS
name. Open the Network: DynDNS page in the Configurator and enter the login
information for the DynDNS service. Alternatively, you can – if possible configure
the DynDNS service on the DSL router as well.
2. Configure port forwarding on the DSL router. You have to divert the TCP port 1723
to the IP address of the communications system. For some DSL routers you have to
also divert the GRE protocol to the IP address of the communications system;
other DSL routers execute this automatically.
3. Set up a new user group, e.g. “Standard RAS”, on the User Manager: User Groups
page. Activate the RAS option under the Network header. Assign at least one user
to the new user group under User Manager: User. Please ensure that all users
with the RAS authorisation use a secure password.
4. Activate the Status option on the Network: RAS: PPTP. Enter a range of unused IP
addresses from your LAN into the Address range input fields. The following
example is sufficient for 10 RAS connections:
5. Go to the Network: Firewall page. Deactivate the Webserver option to be able to
access the Aastra CTI Touch web application via RAS/VPN.
6. Configure a new VPN connection via PPTP on a smartphone. This is located under
Settings: Wireless and network: VPN settings on the Android telephone. This is
located under Settings: General: Network: VPN on the iPhone. When configuring
the VPN access, enter the DynDNS name you set up in the first step. Activate the
VPN connection by entering the user name with RAS authorisation along with the
associated password.
IP addresses in... From IP To IP
LAN 192.168.99.0 192.168.99.255
RAS/PPTP 192.168.99.240 192.168.99.249