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I don't have much experience with Cisco router's either. I appreciate the help. I was told that the static route for 192.168.2.0 was configured. I don't have control of the Cisco router to check. Could the ping fail be because the ICMP request are coming from a remote location as opposed to a...

I have established a gateway to gateway VPN using a 3COM Superstack 3 Firewall(VPN1) and a Netgear FVS318(VPN2). I am able to ping workstations on both sides of each VPN tunnel. My problem is there is a router residing on the LAN side of VPN1 that I can not ping from VPN2. Does anyone know why...

Ok I have set both FVS318's with the "Tunnel Can Access A Subnet of Local address" option I still get the same results.

ignore last post I've upgraded firmware

most routers are not capable to having two Public IP's. Zywall is coming out with one towards the end of January. There are a few out on the market. Check links below. I feel your pain. This has been a routing nightmare for me too. http://www.saveateagle.com/xintwinwanro.html...

Thanks for the quick reply. I have checked the netgear firewall for the "Tunnel Can Access A Subnet of Local address" option in the VPN settings. I don't see these options. I am running firmware v1.0 Apr. 16 2002 on a Netgear FVS318. Am I missing something?

Please send me your resolution that allows you to access network clients behind the VPN router. dcollins@ecorpnet.com Thanks, DC

Did you ever find resolution to this problem? I am having similiar issues. I have two FVS318 Router's with a VPN established between the routers. I can ping the LAN side IP on both routers. From one side of the VPN, I can ping all computers on the lan, but from the other side of the VPN the...