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Have you tried setting up a VPN from a PC to the VPN server? If you can connect to the server, then the problem is either with the iPAQ or the service provider.

On the VPN server, does it authenticate the user? Does the VPN server even see the iPAQ. The Cisco router will not block any traffic unless it has an Access-list or firewall configured on it.

This should be your config file. version 12.2 service timestamps debug uptime service timestamps log uptime no service password-encryption ! hostname Router ! enable secret 5 $1$VP2oxxxxxxxxxxxx3VnuFytZF/ enable password xxxxxxx ! ip subnet-zero ip name-server 216.xxx.xxx.3 ip name-server...

Have you tried to put the VPN server directly on the Internet?

So, if I'm understanding correctly, you have two T1's terminated in your building. One T1 is for Data and one T1 is for Voice. I'm sure the Voice T1 is a T1-PRI. If your PBX is PRI enabled, you can just plug the T1-PRI from the smart-jack into the PBX. The Data T1 will go into the router.

You can do IP Unnumbered on the serial interface and just have one network on the ethernet side. I would ask for a /29 so you have some free IP addresses for later use.

What type of Client VPN would you like? PPTP or Cisco VPN 3000 IPSec client. The config for all PIXs are the same.

Is your AD name a public domain name or a private one?

Some modems will require you to set the VCI/VPI. BellSouth is 8/35. If the modem does not have an interface, it is already programmed with a list of common VCI/VPI and will cycle through them. Make sure you use your full username in the linksys...username@bellsouth.net. Also, you will need...

DSL will only support one CPE device per line. A friend of mine had a linksys box that had wireless security and would not allow traffic from the wireless to reach the wired connections.

add this: ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 serial0 Also, you might have to tell your ISP to ip unnumber thier side of the T1. Just to clean things up, you don't need access list 1 anymore with out NAT.

Where is the cisco router in the mix of things? iPAQ --> Internet --> T1 --> Cisco --> VPN If so, make sure that your VPN has a public IP address and is not being blocked on that access list on your serial interface.

First off, your upstream provider will need to change their interface to IP unnumbered. They should know how to do this and I've always configured my connections to ISPs as IP unnumbered. Second, Change your default route to: ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 serial0 Third, don't worry about an...