012 How to Connect to the Internet via Proxy Part 2
Mikrotik l2tp+ipsec
/ interface l2tp-server server set authentication = mschap2 enabled = yes / ip pool add name = vpn-pool ranges = 172.16.30.102-172.16.30.253 / ppp profile add name = "L2TP client-to-site" change-tcp-mss = yes local-address = 172.16.30.101 remote-address = vpn-pool dns-server = 192.168.15.10 wins-server = 192.168.15.10 / ppp secret add name = user-laptop password = user-laptop-password profile = "L2TP client-to-site" service = l2tp / interface ethernet set ether1-LAN1 arp = proxy-arp / ip ipsec peer add address = 0.0.0.0 / 0 comment = client-to-site enc-algorithm = 3des, aes-128, aes-256 exchange-mode...
Proxy connection: what is it and why do you need it?
Can we shift to first-name terms? The conversation is quite serious, so we don’t want to be distracted by formalities. You probably want to know what a proxy connection is and why does humanity and you personally need it for? Well, that’s a good aspiration, we second that. So let’s get straight to the specifics: a proxy server (which is exactly what is directly related to the concept of proxy technology) is a computer/machine that is an intermediary between your computer and the Internet. The server can be located anywhere: from the next room to another continent, it does not matter...