Check the PPTP passthough.
You will need TCP port 1723 (as you can see in the wireshark sniff) and also GRE (IP Protocol 47)
TCP Port 1723 is used to establish a link, then GRE is the tunnel that takes over for the actual data exchange.
Based on a quick test, you should see something like this in wireshark
Client : A
Server : B
A->B SYN to TCP 1723
B->A SYN ACK
A->B Start-Connection Request (TCP 1723)
B->A Start-Connection Reply
A->B Outgoing-Call-Request (TCP 1723)
B->A Outgoing-Call-Reply
All the above was on TCP 1723
Next happens on IP Protocol 47 GRE (note this will apear as PPP in wireshare)
A->B A series of PPP LCP Config. request/acks/rejects
B->A replies....
.... Username/password things
Then some CCP and IPCP request acks/naks.
You will also see the TCP 1723 packets from time to time. These will be session keep-alive messages.
So if you dont see the username password, then have a close look at the sniff and see if there is any gre traffic.
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