The DSL router needs to be configured to handle the connection to the ISP rather than bridge mode and PPPoE You then configure the WAN interface of the Monowall to be PPTP and set up the connection.
Monowall
is my DSL router at my "branch office". Monowall needs to be PPPoE so it can connect to the internet, so it can use PPTP to connect the the "Main Office".
Are you suggesting that i use a router that is not a monowall router as my router, then use my monowall router as an "internal" router?
So rather than:
LAN-->Monowall Router--PPPoE-->Modem--(internet)-->Main Office PPTP Server
You're suggesting:
LAN-->Monowall Router-->DSL Router--PPPoE-->Modem--(internet)-->Main Office PPTP Server
The reason i ask is that i'm trying to get rid of crummy consumer routers in favor of monowall - not have to put one back in. Also, i don't want all internet traffic from my LAN to have to go over the tunnel, only traffic destined for the remote network.