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I figured out a work around for the worm intrusion in Norton Anti Virus by excluding the invalid ICMP Code and ICMP type signatures. Hardly a comforting solution but one I guess I will have to live with till I can find a better solution.

I took the Linksys back and got a Netgear RangeMax WPN824 router. It installed easily and the VPN works like a charm. Now I have new issue with the new router. After booting up my laptop and making a wireless connection with the router and internet all is well for ten or so minutes and then my...

I may take it back to where I got it and buy another brand. Even there I don't know if other products are superior: Belkin, D-link, Netgear etc etc. I have stuck with Linksys only because of my fear of the learning curve for another manufacturers. I don't play games or have any particularly...

I'm stumped as well. I spent most of yesterday twiddling with settings etc. Now I am no expert but it has been my understanding and experience that there is no need for port forwarding on the router used by the CLIENT computer to access the internet to create the VPN. I have set up port...

I tried every immaginable combination of VPN pass through setting on the router. No Luck. Bear in Mind that the VPN works fine bypassing the router directly into the cable modem and via regular old Dial-up.

The plot thickens... Thanks to the advice given here I was able to get my vpn to work by changing the ip addresses on the server and everything worked well until this morning I went into my home office and the linksys router was dead. After many tests determining that the unit was broken or at...

PPTP. The server is running NT 4.0 Server and using the integral RAS to create the VPN. Just to be clear I can connect with the vpn fine through dial-up but not through my home router. I should also mention that the home internet connection is a cable modem supplied by Comcast that is...

I'm hoping some one can help me with this problem. I set up a VPN on my office network that allows me to access my office computers from wherever. I was able to connect via my home network (linksys WRT54G router, peer to peer setup between my winxp pro sp2 laptop and spouse's winxp home...

I own a small design-build business with a network we set up in-house several years ago with NT 4.0. We use the server primarily for 2 functions: file sharing to our workstations and running our database. Our worksations run AutoCAD and typical MS office applications and those are the types of...