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VPN will not connect through router...
Weird. Have you tried updating firmware on both ends to see what happens? I heard that cisco (linksys) had some off issues with VPN's. Might also want to make sure the DSL connection is set to bridged mode, otherwise it's another NAT you have to pass through. Hope this helps some. ~Lance- silvrrwulf
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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VPN access problems
I remeber hearing about some Linksys routers dropping PPTP connections. Have them flash their firmware to the latest version and see is that helps. Also, some routers just don't allow for VPN. Netgear allows for 2 connections, though, even on their lowest-end model. Hope this helps,- silvrrwulf
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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VPN Mind-bender for the best network admins
Hi All. I stumbled into a vpn network situation I don't know how to handle... any help would be appreciated. A server that was handling Routing and remote access went down, and the previous admin somehow had that box set up to forward VPN connections over to the Win 2003 AD server. Thinking I'd...- silvrrwulf
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