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I have a remote ubuntu server that connects to our company's VPN. Every time it connects it gets a dynamic IP. I need it to be static. The VPN assigning dynamic IPs is fine for all our road warriors, but not for the remote ubuntu server.

Can anyone point me in the right direction for setting up pptp with static IP?

Thank you!

Or, on the otherside, is there a way to tell "Routing and Remote Access" "Hey, when this user, mac address, or remote IP connects, give it this internal IP"

UPDATE
I found the following post that mentions setting up a remote access policy. I've tried adding the condition "NAS-IP-Address matches xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" put that as the first rule, but it didn't work. I also tried the "Calling-Station-Id", but that didn't work either. I think here lies the key. My only two other rules are the defualt, "connections to MS RRAS" and "Connections to other access servers". Both of which are set to order 2 & 3 respectively.

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  • What is the VPN endpoint/server?
    – wfaulk
    Oct 1, 2009 at 22:42
  • Windows 2003 server
    – shaiss
    Oct 1, 2009 at 22:48
  • Are you using DHCP to issue your IP's for the VPN, or just have a static pool allocated in RRAS?
    – Mark Henderson
    Oct 2, 2009 at 0:38
  • As I remember, when I first set it up I used DHCP.
    – shaiss
    Oct 2, 2009 at 14:58

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Thanks to this post I found the key.
You have to setup a policy for "calling-station-id" and set it to the remote vpn clients IP. then set that up as the first rule.

This may not be ideal, but it does work.

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