we have a RV082 and have the DMZ option enable for a range of IPs within the same subnet of WAN IP and this works great. I have another range of Public IPs from our ISP that is not in the same subnet of the WAN IP and do not see a way on the RV082 to include this 2nd bank of Public IPs in the DMZ. Our ISP internet feed plugs into the RV082 WAN port and we have a switch pulgged into the DMZ port of the RV082 that is used to connect the public devices in the current DMZ. Both banks of Public IPs from our ISP come over via the ISP internet feed plugged into the WAN Port. My question is, if I cannot configure a DMZ rule to allow this 2nd range of Public IPs to "travel" to the RV082 DMZ port.
i have a Cisco Rv082 with Firmware v4.0.4.02-tm (Jul 4 2011 13:30:56)I have configure WAN1 with a public IP and netmask 255.255.255.252. (Only one public IP in use) Internally the LAN is a 192.168.169.0/255.255.255.0.I need to add some rules like
Service: HTTP Interface: WAN1 From: ANY To: 192.168.169.2
But after rule configured the connection still not working, it only works when I add a port forwarding.For HTTP maybe port forwarding is OK, but other services I need to grant access to a specific public IP address, not to everyone. So I need the Firewall rule, but is not working, it always block the request. [code]
I picked up an RVS4000 V2 and configured a rule to forward a Magic Packet to an internal system to wake it from a sleep state. Everything was working fine until I update the firmware to v2.0.3.2. I know it's not the the computer as I can wake it from Sleep internally without any problems. One thing I noticed is that the static IP for the computer in Sleep state gets lost in the ARP/RARP Table though the NIC is configured to respond to ARP requests in Sleep.
Has anything changed in v2.0.3.2 that requires a different configuration to get Wake on Lan working externally?
My Setup is
Computer P8Z68 Deluxe/Gen3 onboard Intel 82579V NIC Wake on Magic Packet: ON Respond to ARP/NS requests without waking system: ON RVS4000 V2 (v2.0.3.2) Mode: Gateway
I have a DSL line at work that we use to test external services provided to external users on our primary Internet circuit (Citrix, web applications, etc). Because this DSL line is for testing only, we want to lock it down so the only destinations allowed through the firewall are our own IP spaces.
I purchased a WRVS4400N for this purpose, thinking I could use the IP based ACL list to create these restrictions. However, every time I try to create an ACL, the internet slows to a crawl, and many sites don't come up at all. This occurs even if the ACL rule I add is a simple "allow any any" rule similar to the default rules.
Is this a known issue, or am I configuring something incorrectly? Here's an example of a rule I'm using (IP not real):
Action Service Source Interface Source Destination Time Day Allow All Protocol LAN ANY 1.2.3.0/255.255.255.240* Any Time Every Day
I also get the problem with a simple allow from a single IP (mine) to any destination, without any other rules enabled.
implementation of the ACL ruleset on these routers?
I need to add some rules to block some attacks. I can add them fine but they get added to the end of the list. I try to re-order the rules to put them at the top and can not. I am using Internet Exploder 8 and I put a checkmark on the rule I want to move then click the reorder button. It takes me to a screen that shows 0 rules. I click the Back button and am back at the list of rules on that page. I am running the latest firmware which is from a year ago.
I have read through the manual. My question is what is the proper format to input into the ACL rule "Range"? Would as an example work- 192.168.0.1 - 192.169.255.254? Will the range effectively work? Or does it have to be 192.168.0.0 - 192.169.255.255?
We have a setup where our e-mail server is hosted in-house.Our network is connected through a RV042 gateway. Port 25 is forwarded to our internal e-mail server.Our smtp service should be limited to receiving incomming connections only from 4 specific ip ranges which I set up in the firewall rules.The reason is that all smtp is managed and protected by an external anti-spam/vires provider.
However it looks like any computer is able to connect to our port 25 and be forwarded to our e-mail server.Does portforwarding overrule firewall rules - ie. you can not limit access with the firewall if you decide to port forward?Is this a "fixable" situation - or is the RV042 not built for handling this setup?
I accidentally setup two schedule rules both with the name of "Log". When I highlight either rule, and try to delete either, I get error "The rule is being used by another rule and cannot be deleted" How do I delete?
1. I could not make an inbound access rule work for RDP. It is configured as follows WAN -> LAN for RDP (TCP 3389) , it didn't work even when I chose "All Traffic".
2. Single Port Forwarding seems to be working though.
3. Destination IP and QoS settings seem to be grayed out, I would like to know why.
We're getting the following message in the logs when we ry to connect: encrypted Informational Exchange message is invalid because it is for incomplete ISAKMP SA
One of the router is a V2 and the other is a V4 if that makes any difference.
We have an RV082 setup with WAN to the internet and LAN IP of 192.168.188.1.If I add a static route like so:
network: 192.168.166.0 mask: 255.255.255.0 gateway: 192.168.188.2 hop count: 1 interface: LAN
The device with IP 192.168.188.2 will be connected directly to one of the LAN ports on the router.Will that work to route, trying to get to 192.168.166.0 to the IP of 192.168.188.2?It just seems odd because the packets would hit the router then go back out through the LAN port.
I have a Meraki Firewall that sits behind my Cisco RV082. The Meraki is setup to run a VPN connection with my server but I am having problems passing the VPN traffic through properly.
I have 2 Uverse Internet Connections that the RV082 using load balancing so that they are shared. I have 10 static IP's.
I am trying to come in on one of my static IP addresses throught the Cisco RV082 to the Meraki and after doing a capture on the meraki it appears that it is starting to receive data to intiate the VPN connection but when it sends data back to the VPN client machine it never makes it.
I have reset my RV082 router (both wit the reset switch and the factory default wizard) and run the setup wizard but regardless I can't connect to shaw.ca which is my service provider. I notice that if I use http://192.168.1.1 the browsers (IE & FF) default to https://192.168.1.1 and then I am prompted for a certificate. I can enter if I ignore the request but after getting in I simply cannot connect to my ISP.
Is it possbile to NAT to other subnets with the RV082. It is on a 192.168.41.x and I have a phone system on a 192.168.20.x. After searching all over others are saying no.
I just set up a new Linksys/Cisco RV082 router with the intent to get VPN working from outside the building. I have gone through the setup and while everything looks good, I have not been able to connect yet. I have tried everything that I know how, and am now hoping to get the answer from some pros.
Here's my setup. We use Comcast Business class internet. The modem is plugged into WAN port 1 on the RV082. I'm using the router as a DHCP server, that is working fine. My local subnet is 192.168.0.0/220
Right now all I want is to be able to log in as a client using QuickVPN. I set up one user and a client to VPN tunnel using the router's config page. Here's the settings I have:
Tunnel Interface is setup on WAN1, checkbox is enabled.
Local Group Setup Local Security Gatewaytpe: IP Only Local Security Group Type: Subnet
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It seems like something is blocking the connection, but seeing that I have tried this after disabling the firewall completely it doesn't make sense to me. I also went into the config page for the modem and set up the router as a DMZ. I have also tried connecting with the client built into Windows 7, but that doesn't work either, I just get "connection failed with error 619"
I have the port in QuickVPN set to auto, but have tried both 443 and 60443 with same results.
I ran a port scan at [URL] and it shows I have 3 ports open...80,443, and 1723
I have a VPN tunnel from one RV082 to another, first router has IP range of 192.168.1.0 and the second one has range of 18.18.18.0, the connection works fine, here is where the issue starts, I am at a PC in the 18.18.18.0 network and I ping an IP in the other one e.g. 192.168.1.50 and it pings fine, but when I try to RDP into it or do anything to it I get no response, is it a firewall issue? Is it a NAT issue? I am at a loss, now that IP i mentioned does have RDP enabled and working because it is being port fowarded in the 192.168.1.0 router and I can access it through the public IP.
Also a workstation with a static IP 192.168.1.18 I can ping it if im in the local network but if I am in the remote one I cannot at all.
we have an RV082 router that a few days ago started restarting itself after normal usage.The simpton is that when people come to office, starting using the Internet the RV082 resets. It stays online for 3 to 12 minutes and then it resets again.
clicking on Reset to Factory Default in the web interfaceafter the reset, I confirmed that it was reset to factory default I reset it again using the reset buttomre-configure the RV082 manually.I also tested with another identical rv082 (hw version and firmware version) and after doing a backup of the config of the original rv082 and restoring it in the new rv082, the same problem happends.
I have an RV082 10/100 8-Port VPN Router and have configured the NAT table to allow for remote users, however I've run into an issue. It seems like there is a limited number of entries that you can put in the table,10, and I need to configure about 5 more IPs. Any way to expand the NAT table, or alternatively recommend a different router. I would also be willing to add another router to the network, but I have little experience doing that.
Just purchased a RV082 and once I switched a bunch of users over to it I can no longer access the web admin section. I have tried using both IE and Firefox and have used multiple workstations. I get to the login screen but it doesn't get any further. I am running the latest firmware v4.0.4.2-tm. It works for a while then just stops. The only fix is to turn off the device and back on and then it starts working again.
I've seen this issue on other small business cisco devices and had to stop using this because of this issue and switch to a higher grade cisco product but was hoping that this particular issue would have been resolved now across cisco's products.
I just migrated our office network router to a RV082. While configuring it, I came across three problems:
(1) From our ISP we have four public IP addresses which I want to make use of for outbound traffic. With the previous router we used we could configure LAN IPs(ranges) to map to static public IPs. Does RV082 support this? I could not find an option for that at the web-interface. From what I understand the 1-1 NATing only goes both incoming and outgoign ways and actually is 1-1 and not the many-to-one I am looking for.
(2) How is it possible to configure incoming port forwards to use a specific WAN interface? Will it always be the primary WAN interface?
(3) Does the telnet access provide more configuration options? I could not log in to it with the same user credentials as with the web-interface.
Serial Number : NKS1532xxxxFirmware Version : v4.0.4.02-tm (Jul 4 2011 13:30:56)PID VID : RV082 V03Firmware MD5 Checksum : 1f84d8d0a2a8b99f9bfa4409e64547aaLANWorking Mode : Gateway
We recently moved our network over to RV082 router and its working great, well now we want to take advantage of VPN for our sales staff.
I was able to setup the VPN and using a PC at a remote office I can launch the quick connect and it connects right away, RV0 even shows the user connected. However the user cannot ping anything on our network via name or IP, connect to any resources, etc...
My understanding was when the client VPN would connect the user would get an IP from DHCP (this is on our Server 2008 DC) and they would be using that address, but when I run IPCONFIG on the client PC they just have there standard IP from remote office.
I'm planning to buy a few Cisco RV082's for remote offices and using them to connect to main office Cisco 2851 site to site vpn. So I guess, simple site to site vpn will work without much problem, but I wonder, will backup vpn feature work as expected on backup WAN channel and how should I configure it on the IOS side?
The RV082 is a great unit, however when VPN clients connect the QuickVPN Client has a setting to use the Remote DNS settings of the RV082. The RV082 has no way of linking or using a user-defined DNS. I have an internal DNS Server that I would like the VPN Clients to query on internal name lookups (kindof the point of having client vpn, so they can access internal network shares etc. On the diagnostic page the ping and name resolution can only check external DNS and internal IP's. Wouldn't it make sense to at least make the RV082 aware of internal DNS Servers? Then the Ping and DNS lookup would be able to test both zones? Is this something that can be looked at by Linksys Developers for this product? The WRV210 (a cheaper and lower level model) has this functionality.
Experiencing a strange issue with v3 hardware. After a short period of time, I cannot log into the web administration - either locally through standard port or remote through non-standard port get login prompt, enter correct username & password, page refreshes with blank background and first page (status?) never shows.power cycling the router restores access to the web administration page, for an uncertain period of time before it barfs again.
I was running older firmware, updated to newest 4.2.1.02 (?) and same problem. Only thing that is better is the internet didn't completely lock up when I tried to access the administration page, like it did on the older firmware.
I have an RV082 for use in our office. I wanted to create a public acess point on a different subnet/vlan and so configured port 8 of the RV08 as VLAN2. When I plug a laptop into this port it immediataley gets an IP address from the DHCP server on VLAN1 and can communicate with the rest of the network.I thought the whole point of the VLAN option was that this shouldn't happen - what I've incorrectly configured?
I have an old RV082 that I suppose has failed. The red diag light on the front panel is lit and nothing works. I've already replaced the unit, so I don't really need to fix it. Here's my issue: the setup on the old unit was pretty complex with a number of port forwards and other non-default settings. I'd like to recreate those items on my new router, but they were never written down so I don't know what they were. I've tried to connect a computer to one of the LAN ports, but they're all dead. Is there any way to get at the configuration page?
