#       pptpd.conf - PPTP VPN daemon configuration

#       speed speed
#              specifies  a speed (in bytes per second) to pass to
#              the PPP daemon  as  the  interface  speed  for  the
#              tty/pty pair.  This may be ignored by some PPP dae-
#              mons.  This is equivalent to the -s or --speed com-
#              mand  line option.  The default is 115200 bytes per
#              second, which  some  implementations  interpret  as
#              meaning "no limit".
speed	115200

#       option option-file
#              specifies  the  name of an option file to be passed
#              to the PPP daemon, in place  of  the  standard  PPP
#              option  file  (normally /etc/ppp/options).  This is
#              equivalent to  the  -o  or  --option  command  line
#              option.

#       debug  turns on debugging mode, sending debugging informa-
#              tion to the system log.  This is equivalent to  the
#              -d or --debug command line option.

#       localip ip-specification
#              specifies  one  or  many IP addresses to be used at
#              the local end of the tunnelled  PPP  links  between
#              the  server and the client.  If one address only is
#              given, this address is used for all clients.   Oth-
#              erwise,  one  address per client must be given, and
#              if there are no free addresses then any new clients
#              will be refused.
localip	192.168.200.1

#       remoteip ip-specification
#              specifies  the  list  of  remote IP addresses to be
#              used on the tunnelled PPP links between the  server
#              and  the  client.   There  must  be at least one IP
#              address per client permitted to connect  simultane-
#              ously,  and  preferably  some  spare  addresses.  A
#              warning will be printed to the system log when  the
#              IP address pool is exhausted.
remoteip	192.168.200.2-255

#       ipxnets from to
#              specifies the range of valid IPX network numbers to
#              be allocated to clients (this requires a PPP daemon
#              which supports IPX).

#       listen ip-address
#              specifies  the local interface IP address to listen
#              to.  This is equivalent to the -l or --listen  com-
#              mand line option.

#       pidfile pid-file
#              specifies the filename to store the process ID num-
#              ber in.  This is equivalent to the -p or  --pidfile
#              command line option.

