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Thanks all who submitted. I've decided that LloydSev and Peterhurst added the most value to this thread. THanks to you both. Answer - replace Voyager 205 (it don't appear to support VPN passthru...)

Another nail in the coffin of the 205, think a netgear DG832 will be my next investment....

I understand now, thanks. What is still a little confused is how that affects the NAT/IP filter rule above, does it just specify which IPs will receive the packets?

Yeah I realise that but does it not refer to the source/destination IP of the packets?

They quote the same source and destination IP because they are set up through the routers URL interface. I can telnet onto it but as yet have not figured out exactly how to set the values I want hence my initial question. Incidentally my incoming packets will be from an IP that I do not know the...

Cheers Igarner, I may end up looking for a replacement router to be honest. Becuase although I can be sure the destination port will be 1723 the source port from my PC is not specified and on return of the packets blocked. Here are my IP filters :- RuleID IFName RuleFlavor Proto Local IP From...

Thanks LloydSev, for your reply. Yes, I suupose it would solve the problem but I would rather not have a range of ports open and forwarding indescriminate packets to my main PC. Kinda defeats the onbject of havin a firewall ;¬) That said I haven't managed to get it working from my own network...

Hi, Hope someone can help me with this. I am trying to establish a VPN though the internet via a "BT Voyager 205" ADSL Router. I have examined the packets during the VPN connection while on my local net work and beleive that the problem is the source port. The problem I think is that the...