1.) Manage CHAP secrets 
    2.) Manage PAP secrets 
    3.) List PPTP Tunnels 
    4.) Add a NEW PPTP Tunnel 
    5.) Delete a PPTP Tunnel 
    6.) Configure resolv.conf 
    7.) Select a default tunnel 
    8.) Quit 
    ?:

    1.) List CHAP secrets 
    2.) Add a New CHAP secret 
    3.) Delete a CHAP secret 
    4.) Quit 
    ?:

    Local Name: ВАШ_ЛОГИН 
    Remote Name [PPTP]: <Enter> 
    Password: ВАШ_ПАРОЛЬ

    1.) Other 
    Which configuration would you like to use?:

    Tunnel Name: ИМЯ_ТУННЕЛЯ
    Server IP: 82.137.137.30
    What route(s) would you like to add when the tunnel comes up? 
    This is usually a route to your internal network behind the PPTP server. 
    You can use TUNNEL_DEV and DEF_GW as in /etc/pptp.d/ config file 
    TUNNEL_DEV is replaced by the device of the tunnel interface. 
    DEF_GW is replaced by the existing default gateway. 
    The syntax to use is the same as the route(8) command. 
    Enter a blank line to stop. 
    route: add default gw ВАШ_ВНЕШНИЙ_IP
    route: add -host 82.137.137.30/32 gw 192.168.224.1
    route: add -host 0.0.0.0/0 gw ВАШ_ВНЕШНИЙ_IP
    route: <Enter>
    Local Name and Remote Name should match a configured CHAP or PAP secret. 
    Local Name is probably your NT domain\username. 
    NOTE: Any backslashes (\) must be doubled (\\). 
    
    Local Name: ВАШ_ЛОГИН 
    Remote Name [PPTP]: <Enter>

   #
    # Lock the port
    #
    lock

    #
    # We don't need the tunnel server to authenticate itself
    #
    noauth

    #
    # Turn off transmission protocols we know won't be used
    #
    nobsdcomp
    nodeflate
    
    #
    # We want MPPE
    # (option naming specific to ppp 2.4.0 with unofficial patch)
    #
    #mppe-40
    #mppe-128
    #mppe-stateless
    
    #
    # We want a sane mtu/mru 
    # (ppp 2.4.0 with unofficial patch)
    #
    #mtu 1000
    #mru 1000

    pptp-command start ИМЯ_ТУННЕЛЯ