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Okay, so I decided to do the VPN thing. We are using
Linksys RV0041 VPN routers. The VPN tunnel is created
and connected; however, I have no joy. I cannot
access anything on the LAN side of my host VPN router.
I have tried pinging various devices (other routers,
our HP3000, etc.) and cannot get a response.
Interestingly enough, I can ping the host VPN router
by using either its WAN IP address or the LAN IP
address. The host site has an internet connection
that is connected to the VPN router via a Cisco
router. Linksys says that the Cisco router must be
blocking the VPN, but the ISP says that the CISCO
router is not blocking anything (we don't manage the
router, the ISP does), and that is proved by the fact
that the VPN is connecting okay.
Does anybody have any ideas on how to make this thing
work?
TIA
Jim Phillips
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