VPN no longer accessible after OSX Server 4 upgrade

I was using mavericks server on a mac mini and I had the vpn working perfectly for l2tp. I recently upgraded to Yosemite server and now I can no longer connect to my vpn. Testing internally I can see that the port 1701 is not open on the mac mini. Any one else have a similar experience when upgrading? Any idea how to open the port? The default osx firewall is off, so that is not interfering, but I can't figure out why the port is not open. Below is the results of a port scan I ran on the server from within my internal network. My setup hasn't changed since before it was upgraded, all the configuration is the exact same.
Port Scan has started…
Port Scanning host: 10.1.1.225
Open TCP Port: 22     ssh
Open TCP Port: 53     domain
Open TCP Port: 80     http
Open TCP Port: 88     kerberos
Open TCP Port: 106    3com-tsmux
Open TCP Port: 311    asip-webadmin
Open TCP Port: 389    ldap
Open TCP Port: 443    https
Open TCP Port: 445    microsoft-ds
Open TCP Port: 464    kpasswd
Open TCP Port: 548    afpovertcp
Open TCP Port: 625    dec_dlm
Open TCP Port: 631    ipp
Open TCP Port: 636    ldaps
Open TCP Port: 749    kerberos-adm
Open TCP Port: 1640   cert-responder
Port Scan has completed…

Hotplugging is off. Both old and new xorg.conf are at http://pastebin.com/m23c8ea46
Not sure which fdi files to look for, but I've never made any changes to them.

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