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Home > Forums > Communications Rack > Networking > Lucent Technologies networking solutions Forum

DSLpipe HS-2.3mbs FWAG114 and cisco vpn

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unkmail (TechnicalUser)

1 Feb 04 21:49

I have a DSLpipe HS-2.3mbs connecting me to the internet. I have plugged in first a Linksys BEFW11S4 and now a FWAG114 for my home wireless network. I can access my corporate VPN if I plug directly into the DSLpipe. But I cannot access the VPN if I try to go through the wireless router. The VPN is using UDP tunnelling. And enabled the the passthrough option on the wireless router for the VPN ports. I can log into the VPN fine, but as soon as I have the VPN connection established everything craps out. It seems like the tunnelling isn't working and I can't find the DSLpipe anymore. Any suggestions?

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