VPN tunnel between 2 BEFVP41's

[cbaten]

OK, I'm going crazy, and I need some help! I've got 2 Linksys VPN routers at 2 locations. I need a tunnel to connect them so users at 1 location can access files at the other. The setup is as follows:

Building A
192.20.10.x IP scheme
255.255.255.0 subnet
VPN router w/ dynamic IP from ISP
using No-IP.com to maintain a Dynamic DNS for the router

Building B
192.20.11.x IP scheme
255.255.255.0 subnet
VPN router w/ static IP assigned by my town, who provides wireless Internet access for businesses.

I've tried everything I can think of to establish a tunnel between these 2 routers. I'm sure the VPN tunnel settings are the same. I've tried connecting to building A using the FQDN. I can do a DNS lookup on the name, and it finds it and shows the current dynamic IP. Whay can't I create the tunnel? Linksys makes it seem as easy as pie!!!

My only clue is in some of the default setups in the router. For example, NAT is enabled, but I didn't set it. I see a lot of info online about NAT & VPN problems. Is port forwarding the answer? The file server behind the router has a static ip...

Please help, I've invested TOO MUCH time, money, and energy into this already!

Right On, my brothers!

 

[ccciabarra]

I to have these linksys in my lab and got them to work but i got really slow response time out of them. but if you would like to learn how to set these up follow this link and it will explain it all to you. (it is not the excact model but it all is the same i got them to connect using the info on this page)

http://linksys.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/linksys.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=247&p_

Chris
MCSE, CCNP, CISSP