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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DIR-655 => Topic started by: newtoncd on November 17, 2009, 10:00:39 AM
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This is going to be a long-shot, but I will try.
Once a twice a year, my sister-in-law comes out to our home and tries to login to her work VPN and she is unable to connect.
Her accessing her work VPN worked fine with my previous setup (Comcast/Netgear router), but when I switched over to Qwest DSL last fall, I also purchased a DLink router and after the Q.com/DLink upgrade, the next time she came out, she was no longer able to login. She is getting ready to come out for Thanksgiving and I thought I would ask around to see if there is some setting I am not aware of.
She was able to access the Internet fine, but when she starts up her VPN connection, it doesn't work.
When she tries to access her VPN directly from the Qwest DSL modem it works fine, so there must be some setting in the Dlink router.
Here is my setup: Actiontec M1000 modem with latest firmware (default settings), DLink DIR-655 with latest firmware (SPI enabled, DNS disabled due to the router reboot issue, the rest are pretty much default settings).
Unfortunately, I don't know the steps on how she initiates the VPN login, so I am not sure anyone can help ... but I thought I would try.
Thanks.
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I'm connecting with Cisco VPN client to my work. (DIR-655 Rev A2 latest 1.32 beta)
My firewall settings:
SPI: disable
NAT Endpoint filtering:
UDP = Endpoint independent
TCP = Address restricted
Anti Spoof checking = disabled
All ALGs enabled
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Thanks, will try it ... appreciate the help.
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When she tries to access her VPN directly from the Qwest DSL modem it works fine,
It seems that your modem has router capabilities as well.
This mean that you are currently Double NATting. We cannot support you until you bridge your DSL modem.
That alone may solve your problem.
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Should I set the Qwest DSL modem in RFC 1483 Transparent Bridging mode (right now it is set for PPPoE), then have my DLink DIR-655 use PPPoE (vice Dynamic DHCP) with my Qwest DSL username/passwd?
Thanks, sorry for any elementary questions.
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Should I set the Qwest DSL modem in RFC 1483 Transparent Bridging mode (right now it is set for PPPoE), then have my DLink DIR-655 use PPPoE (vice Dynamic DHCP) with my Qwest DSL username/passwd?
Thanks, sorry for any elementary questions.
Yes , this is correct way to have only one NAT.
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Pardon me for not mentioning the next step.
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Up and running with DSL modem in bridge mode and the DIR-655 running things .... will know in a few days if it fixed the VPN issue ... thanks to all.
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Thanks everyone, she is able to access the VPN now ... appreciate the help.