Closed AMajor-C closed 1 year ago
You cannot specify IP addresses directly to use the SSTP connection
You cannot specify IP addresses directly to use the SSTP connection
Really ? say it to built-in client for windows or Mikrotik's ROS
Since 2016, the CA/Browser Forum made SSL certificates for private IP/reserved IP and local server name with a non-public domain name suffix invalid and asked certificate authorities to revoke any such SSL certificates. Because such reserved IP addresses and local server names (intranet) are not unique, they are easy to impersonate by attackers to commit man-in-the-middle attacks and get unauthorized access to the data. Hence, publicly trusted certificate authorities can no longer secure such IPs. You can get a self-signed SSL certificate for private IPs and intranet addresses, though.
But I use Softether clients with Ip. Its configured only SSTP!
Softether VPN protocol
(ethernet over HTTPS) is different from MS-SSTP VPN
I want this feature too, other clients support ip settings without a domain.
Which address will be assigned should be handled by a server side. And this kind of feature is not implemented in Windows-built-in client and SoftEther's.
Which address will be assigned should be handled by a server side. And this kind of feature is not implemented in Windows-built-in client and SoftEther's.
Srsly ? Then what is that ?
My bad. I didn't see the lower layer.
But I am still hesitating to implement a feature like this. I think that an IP address should be assigned according to an user's ID (like MAC address in DHCP) and I don't want to add a feature for maintainability unless it's needed by significantly many users.
My bad. I didn't see the lower layer.
But I am still hesitating to implement a feature like this. I think that an IP address should be assigned according to an user's ID (like MAC address in DHCP) and I don't want to add a feature for maintainability unless it's needed by significantly many users.
Sounds nice BUT softether's virtualnat doesnt support username-ip binding or mac-ip binding it is cause why i requested the feature.
Please try osc-static.apk and use Static IPv4 Address
preference.
Please try osc-static.apk and use
Static IPv4 Address
preference.
I have tested and it works good thak you.
BTW can you add option 33 and 252 accepting from server's dhcp ? 33 - pushes routes 252 - proxy settings
This client doesn't have DHCP stack. So maybe I couldn't do that.
This client doesn't have DHCP stack. So maybe I couldn't do that.
Oh got it. I see you also added http proxy option that's nice what do you think about socks?
I won't implement it at least this time. I need knowledge, time and necessity.
Please notice we are getting off-topic.
Please add a feature to set static ip settings