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bhill12
Member since:
2004-07-13 08:06:42 |  posted: 2004-07-13 12:03:09
Linksys VPN setup
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I recently purchased a
Linksys VPN router and
set it up in my
office.
I am
attempting to connect
from my home PC to our
office LAN. I have
followed the
documentation exactly,
but get error 800- unable
to establish VPN
connection.
I
don't think the request
is even finding the
router to
authenticate.
Does
anyone know if I need
additional or software to
complete the
connection?
XP pro
on this end with dynamic
IP and DSL service. Other
end is fixed IP and also
DSL.
Thanks,
Bo
b | suprasonic
Member since:
2004-07-16 02:35:43 |  posted: 2004-07-16 03:03:32
Linksys Example
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Hi Bob,
what
Linksys device do you
have exactly?
They
differ slightly in how2
setup.
For
example: The address of
the VPN Client must
belong to the
remote
LAN if you use
a Linksys BEFV41. It must
not belong to the remote
LAN if you use a Linksys
RV082 | bhill12
Member since:
2004-07-13 08:06:42 | posted: 2004-07-16 03:29:10
Thanks
----------
Thanks for the reply.
I am using a
Linksys WRV54G at the
office. My TCP/IP is set
to obtain the address
automatically and my
workgroup is the same at
home as the
office.
All of the
protocol passthroughs are
enabled om my home
router. |
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