Cisco WAN :: 881 To Be Able To Pass On PPP Authentication
Feb 26, 2012
I need to order a CISCO881, only CISCO881-K9 is available.I checked everywhere, still not sure if it is enough for me. We used to buy Sec-K9.I've got an adsl modem in bridgemode in the front. As only 1 IP provided by ISP, I need 881 to be able to pass on the PPP authentication.I also need the router to have vpn server function.Could CISCO881-K9 do this or not?
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Jul 19, 2011
I'm trying to configure Tacacs on Cisco ASR1001, and the Tacacs server is Cisco ACS v3.3, the ACS won't pass the authentication, complaining bad request from NAS, key mismatch - which I compared millions of times on both ASR and ACS sides. [code]
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Jul 1, 2013
I am probably missing something so obvious, but I have been working on it for three days. I received a new modem DSL 2750B and have it LAN wired to my Dell Studio 1555. I asked my techy step son to hook it up to wireless while I was away. He could not do it and worked with Verizon to create a home network changing the SSID and WPA Key. They spent about a hour together on line and could not get the wireless to work and Verizon said its a problem with the Studio 1555.
So, I have been working on it since and can not fix it. The Studio is out of warranty and I have Windows 7 Home Edition. I spent a day and a half to finally get the Function F2 button to work and turn on wireless. This was only possible after downloading the Dell Quick Set and now the Radio On button shows in my Windows Mobility display. I checked my BIOS and Radio, WiFI, and WAN are all enabled.
When I boot up I can see the wireless network showing as available and at excellent strength. I click it to connect and it fails authentication. I ping the router at 192.168.1.1 and it shows both wired LAN and wireless LAN connected. So, I go to Wireless and go through the push button method of signing on to the router, pressing the WPS button on the router. It "spins" for 120 seconds and says fails enrollment.
I am thinking that I should have my laptop and router all reset and eliminate the network Verizon and my step son set up. This would give me a clean start and I can use the SSID and WPA key that came with the router..but, I'm not sure that is it or am I missing something else.
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Apr 29, 2011
A former coworker of mine setup VPN capabilities to our office network shortly before he left. It is no longer working. We can connect to VPN but I'm not able to ping any devices on the remote network or Remote Desktop to any of the server. After 30 minutes, the VPN connection drops. I have attached our ASA 5505 config to assist in troubleshooting.
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Jun 13, 2013
Is it possible to pass 802.3 packets over a L2TP?If so, how would the tunnel differ from a normal L2TP?
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Jul 9, 2011
I can telnet to the router and ping places on the inside and outside. However when I connect a laptop to the inside interface I can ping to the outside for a bit but can't open a web page and then connectivity is gone all together. At first I thought it was a NAT issue but I know I am good on that front. I have attempted to change the speeds and duplex settings on the outside interface but it does not seem to work. Again if I take the cable from the outside interface and plug it into a laptop it works fine. The thing that makes me wonder is why can I connect to the outside interface and configure it just fine?
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Jul 24, 2011
how do I pass from domain server , my network in our compant have ISA server and they close some website like face book , how can I pass over ISA server and use my websites?
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Dec 8, 2011
I just bought a DIR-601. It comes with an installation process on CD.The process fails at the point where I make the connection from my DSL modem to the DIR-601. The installation program reports that there is no internet connection. (Note that to get this far in the installation process the installation program has already tested for a valid internet connection before the DIR-601 is inserted into the chain)Although the LED on the front of the DIR-601 indicates it is getting an internet connection from the DSL modem, it does not pass it on to my PC (already connected to the DIR-601). My PC reports "no internet access".
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Apr 17, 2011
For the moment we run a Nortel VPN server at work and I have on my laptop the Nortel VPN client. While I could connect through when I had my Linksys E2000 connected up now I can't after I replaced it with the 5505. (running 8.4(1).) what I should do on my 5505 so I can allow the nortel client to connect out?
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Jan 25, 2013
I used the GUI configuration tool for this ASA 5505. When I install it no traffic passes. I am wondering to verify my config. I have masked the usernames for VPN with xxxxxx and yyyyyy. [code]
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Mar 1, 2011
I have a trouble with Cisco ASA 5510. I configured an SSL VPN with bookmarks to some application. When the users make access to the Web Portal they have to login twice: one for enter in the SSL and one for enter in the application.
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Jan 7, 2011
A PC connected to a Cisco 877 router and 877 router is connected to another router (7301) via GRE tunnel,Cisco 7301 router is a NAS server and is being used as a PPPOE server.If user create a PPPOE connection on his computer and dial with a username/pass we want to send the PPPOE traffic to 7301 router, so 877 router should pass the PPPOE traffic to 7301 and user will be able to connect,User -> 877 -> 7301(PPPOE server).
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Sep 18, 2011
My WRVS4400N is not letting my VPN client through the router. I have checked the passthrough boxes for all 3 protocols. I have port range forwarding for my VPN connections to my SBS2008 box on port 1723.
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Nov 15, 2011
I am trying to setup my very first ASA5505 and I cannot get it to pass traffic from the inside to the outside. I am not using NAT/PAT. Here is what I have done so far.
ASA5505(config)# interface Vlan 1ASA5505(config-if)# nameif insideASA5505(config-if)# security-level 100ASA5505(config-if)# ip address 33.46.132.34 255.255.255.248ASA5505(config-if)# no shut
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Then from the asdm I permited everything from inside to go out but I cannot get any traffic through. I can ping the outside if I source the outside interface but not if I source the inside. The logs would not show me anything.
I did a packet tracer and it indicates the implicit deny rule at the end of the access-list is stopping my traffic eventhough I have allow rules above it?
I also checked the box in the asdm to allow traffic to pass without NAT
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Apr 1, 2013
I have not been having much success configuring my 5505 for Internet access, and I'm sure there are a few small things I'm missing. At times I believe I got it to the point where I could ping, but still not pass through the Internet traffic. At this point, I reset the 5505 and only changed a couple of settings. I have an external range with these characteristics: Network Address 67.139.113.16 (.17 is Gateway), SM: 255.255.255.248, available IP: 67.139.113.218 The external connection is through a T1 modem, and when I put those settings in my laptop, I can access just fine. When I went through the startup wizard in the ADSM, I maded the internal interface 10.209.0.3, subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 I selected PAT in the Wizard, but don't know if I should have, or if the NAT rules I tried to put in are fine. Eventually I want to add a Site to Site VPN to the rest of the 10.0.0.0 network, but I can't even pass the Internet through to the inside. Also, this will eventually be behind another hosted firewall, so I'm not worried about restricting access, even currently. However, I suspect the problem is that traffic is being blocked with the NAT rules or Access rules.I wish I could just disable those inherent deny rules Outside of pings to 10.209.0.3, all pings come back as request timed out.
Config:
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ASA Version 8.2(5)
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Dec 28, 2011
Our bank is required to do disaster recovery testing. We are doing this offsite at one of our director's businesses. His setup is as follows: His ISP is Time Warner which provided him with a wall unit and a switch He has a Cisco 1841 router out from the Time Warner switch and then down to his internal network, so TW wall unit --> TW switch --> Cisco 1841 --> internal network.The IPs provided to them from TW are 74.219.xxx.1-254 We are trying to use the external address of 74.219.xxx.222, which his business is not currently using internally The Cisco 1841 router holds and NATs all of these addresses currently. We have a Cisco 800 series that is a dedicated router that needs an unused external static IP setup separate from their network. We were trying to plug into their Cisco 1841 and give the 800 series an internal address of 192.168.xxx.222. This will not work for our bank's core processing data center. It has to be out of the TW switch and have an address of the 74.219.xxx.222.
We tried plugging into the TW switch and making the 800 series router parallel to the 1841 router. Communication is not functioning when set up this way. This was tried on a laptop before using the 800 series router. Is there a way to pass through the 74.219.xxx.222 address internally through the Cisco 1841 so we can connect the 800 series directly to this address and the 1841 doesn't use or NAT it in any way?
We had contacted TW support and they made it sound like we would have to block out some addresses and resubnet our director's network. This probably will not be an option. Basically we need to pass the 74.219.xxx.222 addresses internally and have the Cisco 1841 pretend not to see it at all.So we would like to have 74.219.xxx.1-254 into the TW wall unit --> TW switch --> Cisco 1841 --> all 74. addresses resolved to 192.168.xxx.1-254 to internal EXCEPT 74.219.xxx.222 which would pass through to the Cisco 800 series router.
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Nov 15, 2011
We're trying to get a remote access setup for someone who needs to have access from offsite. To make things easy we set it up with a virtual machine running Windows 7 and RDP. Because the "other end" isn't our computer and we've had some difficulties with people using the Cisco VPN client successfully, we were just going to set up a machine as a RDP Gateway and forward the port through the firewall (WebVPN might be nice, but the plugins only do RDP through v5.x). I've tried this on 8.4-1 and after reinstalling the latest 8.2, and supposedly the NAT works and there is a firewall rule allowing access from the outside to the RD-GW server on HTTPS, but the ASA is still blocking those packets. I've looked at 4 howtos and followed them, trying from the console and from ADSM (and one trashed the whole setup, probably related to the reinstall of 8.2) - [code]
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i read cisco document:[URL] pptp client is in inside,pptp server is in outside.when i donot use firewall, the pptp connection can establish successfully.but use pix 525 7.0(7) i config:
inspect pptp.
pptp connection cannot setup.
show connection in pix:
pptp tcp 1723 is ok.
gre connection only one "E" flag, E means 'outside back connection'.i try second method:delete 'inspect pptp',permit tcp 1723 and gre traffic from outside to inside, and i have config static nat,but the pptp connection cannot work too.so i think there is a pptp bug exist in pix 7.0(7).
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Jan 26, 2012
I have a pptp server on my network and am trying to configure my new RV110W so that I can tunnel through to it from outside.
I believe I must do port forwarding for TCP on port 1723 to get those packets going to my PPTP server. PPTP also uses GRE and I don't see that as an option anyware in port forwarding... Does that just work... as a matter of the VPN pass through checkbox being enabled ?
My netgear router would lock up every few days but it under the firewall configuration it had list of services that included PPTP and I just selected that, entered the IP addresses on the outside that I would accept, and the IP address on the inside that the PPTP clients would connect to, and it worked....
I'm thinking it is harder on this device because this device supports actually logging into it.. I am interested in learning more about that technique especially if it is more secure but the way I see it the firewall device can see all of my network and the pptp server I am using is on a file server and limited to those files shared on that server.
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the by-pass mechanism used to isolate the fault if any link fail.
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Jul 24, 2011
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Feb 14, 2011
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May 22, 2012
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Dec 21, 2010
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May 2, 2011
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Aug 11, 2011
I am trying to use a ASA 5510 with AnyConnect as an in-line SSL VPN device. I have a separate firewall that NAT's 443 to the inside IP of the ASA, which is the only configured interface on the ASA. I can connect to the ASA from the WAN just fine and the AnyConnect client connects just fine, I get an IP lease across the VPN on my LAN, all looks well. The problem is that I cannot pass any traffic. The only device on my LAN that I can ping is the ASA, nothing else including the default gateway is accessibe. I have setup a static route on the ASA pointing 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 to the LAN gateway, but no dice.
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Sep 13, 2011
We have an issue where by we connect to various customers and the Cisco IPSEC remote access works fine from our LAN through an ASA5505 to a customer site.We have 1 customer that we have some issues with. We can connect from the LAN through to the customers VPN, authenticate and establish a tunnel but in we cannot pass traffic. When we try from outside of the office on a public internet connection the VPN works fine. What could cause this issue?
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May 28, 2013
I have a 7206 VXR router between a several Mikrotik routers on our backbone. We have the Mikrotiks on both sides of the CIsco 7206VXR setup for MPLS/VPLS. I need to simply setup the 7206 to pass the MPLS/VPLS tagged packets to the next router on the link. We are using OSPF as the routing protocol. I am told by our Mikrotik guy that I just need to enable LDP and VPLS tunnels 4:0 on the 2 gig interfaces on the 7206VXR to let it pass the MPLS/VPLS traffic. It sounds simple but I'm not sure how to do this.
Any commands I need to imput to allow this router to pass this MPLS/VPLS traffic.
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Jun 21, 2012
I have a problem with VPN Passthrough with a NCP Client and Cisco ASA 5520 Version 8.4(3)A VPN IPSec Connection with a Cisco VPN Client through the Cisco ASA works fine.The NCP Client establish a connection with Source and Destination UDP 4500 to the remote VPN Gateway and the connection setup is aborted.If I establish a connection with a NCP Client on a Virtual Machine with NAT , the connection setup works fine.A connection setup under VM in Bridge mode is also aborted.The VPN Passthrough problem with the NCP Client started with the Update to version 8.4(3)The connection worked very well until version 8.2(5).
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Apr 8, 2012
I teach in a High School and we've got about a 300 node MS Windows Network. Two MS2003 File Servers act as my DNS/WINS/DHCP servers. We have been using a WATCHGUARD FIREBOX III to act as the router/gateway between the outside external address and my internal (10.0.0.1) gateway address. All p.c's inside the network are routed to one of the Servers (10.0.0.2 or 10.0.0.4) for DNS/WINS/DHCP addressing. The servers point to 10.0.0.1 for gateway.
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Oct 2, 2012
I am having a problem connecting to my office VPN from home since I changed my (home) router to the RV180W. I am not using pre-configured tunnels, I just connect to the office VPN using the built-in Windows PPTP client when necessary. I have a small network at home using the router in a NAT configuration on my static IP fibre DSL connection.
I had previously been able to connect using PPTP from either XP or Windows 7. Now I get "Error 732: Your computer and the remote computer could not agree on PPP control protocols". Unfortunately I don't know what hardware or PPTP server is used at the office.(I don't know if it is relevant but I have also configured the RV180 PPTP server to allow incoming VPN connections - this works fine. It doesn't make any difference to my issue whether it is enabled or not.)Are there any known problems using Windows PPTP client through the router in a NAT configuration. Is there anything I need to configure apart from enabling PPTP passthrough?
Edit: Just to clarify, the problem is making PPTP VPN connections from XP/Win7 on my home network over the internet to my office VPN/PPTP server, via the RV180W as my home router (using NAT/PAT).
Edit: More info. Looks like the office VPN is a Microsoft RAS server on Windows 2008 behind a cisco PIX firewall.
Edit: Just to be sure, I swapped out the cisco RV180W for my old netgear router and I was immediately able to VPN again with no issue from both XP and Win7. When I swapped the RV180W back in again, I was able to VPN from XP but not Win 7 so it looks as though the PPTP passthrough works occasionally but is intermittent. Just to be clear, the VPN is only intermittent using the RV180, it has always worked flawlessly on the other router so I don't think there is a problem with the internet connection or client/server configuration.
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