Cisco Routers :: RV120W - Can't Map Win7 Network Computers Over VPN

I have installed an RV120W router specifically for the VPN capability. I have a small home office with 3 Win7 computers and a SeaGate GoFlex Home NAS drive opperating on the RV120W LAN. I need to allow users to access these networked computers and NAS device over the VPN by mapping their IP locations, such as 192.168.100.155, which is the local IP assigned by the router.
 
I am able to establish a QuickVPN connection without trouble. I had to set the port to 60443 as it was conflicting with the NAS drive, but this resolved that problem.
 
I am able to ping the router without any problem over the VPN using the local IP address. I am able to pull up the NAS web portal off the drive via the local IP address using a broswer. Therefore, I know I am talking to the drive via port 443 (I think that is the right port for http). I CANNOT ping the NAS drive over the VPN. I CANNOT ping ANY of the computers or the NAS over the VPN.
 
Through my reading it appears that a port is being blocked that might need to be opened. But, in the same readings, they say you should use a VPN so that you don't have any issues with blocked ports. I thought I was using a VPN!
 
I am testing the VPN on a WIN7 Pro laptop with the most current QuickVPN installed. I have also update the firmware on the router to the most current as well.
 
When I do an ipconfig /all command and look at what I think is the VPN information, there does not appear to be any tunnels established. I don't know if this matters, but thought it odd since I do have a VPN established.
 
I have enabled PING in the firewall and unchecked the Block Fragment Packets.
 
I should also note that I can remote manage the router using the 60443 port and an https connection to the local ip address, so clearing there is a connection. SO WHY CAN"T I SEE ANY OF MY WIN 7 COMPUTERS OR MY NAS DRIVE?
 
I have burned a lot of time on this and without the VPN capabilities, this router does me not good.