Configuring router for VPN passthrough

Configuring router for VPN passthrough

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Configuring router for VPN passthrough daveh551 04-03-2008
Posted by daveh551 on April 5, 2008, 8:57 am
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> What kind of VPN are you trying to use? PPTP, L2TP, IPsec, SSL? The ports
> and protocls will vary depending on what you're using.
>
> -Gary

Gary, I'm too much of a naive user to know the answer to that one. I'm
trying to use what comes with Windows. The XP server is set up using
the Windows Network Connections>Make a New Connection Wizard>Setup an
Advanced Connection>Accept Incoming Connections>Allow Virtual Private
Connections. The Laptop is set up using the Windows Network
Connections>Make A New Connection Wizard>Connect to my Workplace.

I think I've seen some documentation mention L2TP, but I'm not sure.

Thanks.

Posted by Dennis on April 5, 2008, 8:57 pm
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I'm also having problems getting my router to port forward properly
for my VPN which I believe is using PPTP.

When I set this computer as the DMZ I have no problems.

But when its off DMZ, with just ports 1723 (both) and 500 (both)
forwarded then people cant connect to me. My firewall is off, etc.

Am I missing something? What other ports need to be forwarded?

I'm using a DLink DGL4300 Wireless Gaming Router.

Posted by Dennis on April 5, 2008, 9:23 pm
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> I'm also having problems getting my router to port forward properly
> for my VPN which I believe is using PPTP.
>
> When I set this computer as the DMZ I have no problems.
>
> But when its off DMZ, with just ports 1723 (both) and 500 (both)
> forwarded then people cant connect to me. My firewall is off, etc.
>
> Am I missing something? What other ports need to be forwarded?
>
> I'm using a DLink DGL4300 Wireless Gaming Router.


Nevermind.... I just solved my problem by upgrading the router's
firmware from v1.4 to v1.7


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