My company is setting up a small branch in Scotland (the main office is in Bristol)All we need one desktop, one laptop, a printer and we will be using a DraytekVgn router, and a small switch.We need VPN to this office to set up an inhouse application.How would I set this up with minimal configuration.......ie...Does BT send a router/modem with the set up..Is there anything inside the router configuration that has to be changed.(I know PPTP etc has to be enabled).Do I use the same vpn external ip address we use for our other 2 branches....Can I change the IP Address of the router from 192.168.1.1........to say 192.168.100.1.
I have a cisco 877 router connected to our adsl broadband at our head office. I have managed to set this up with Nat and DHCP all working to let multiple users access the internet through our single static ip supplied by the ISP lets say the ip is 1.2.3.4.Our internal network is 192.168.1.0 255.255. 255. 0.I have a draytek vigor 2600 at a branch office set up the same with a static ip addresss supplied by the ISP lets say the ip is 5.6.7.8.The internal network is 192.168.4.0 255.255.255.0
I am trying to set up a VPN between the head office and branch office so the branch office users can connect to our internal server(lets say ip is 192.168.1.2) to receive group policies,access files and also telnet into our database server(lets say ip is 192.168.1.3).I have attached a sort of running config that i have pieced together from bits i have read on this site and others. I have tried these settings and other permutations of these settings but i cant seem to establish a tunnel even though when i show int tunnel0 on the router it says tunnel is up and line protocol is up, if i show ip route it shows that there is an ip address for the tunnel and that is about it(No vpn light on).
If it makes sense and that I have entered the right information? I have highlighted the parts i am not sure about in red(Quite a bit and obviously not the exact settings but what i think it should be). Once all the settings are correct on the cisco will it automatically establish the vpn or do i have to dial it from the draytek.
I'm having some rather odd issues with my wireless connectivity. Running a draytek 2830n router. The wireless connection drops out at random sometimes, at other times it connects (shows full reception) but does allow any kind of internet connection. Plugging in by lan cable allows normal function.I have no clue whats going on but I did just notice that shutting down one of the laptops connected to the network (Dell lx502) appears to have solved the problem for the moment. I've not had a chance to test this as a long term solution. However I believe this is the only laptop with a dual band wifi card.This problem was also occurring on our previous router, a draytek 2820vn but the symptoms were a bit different and this laptop was not there at the time.Is it possible for one machine to knock out an entire wireless network? The other change I made yesterday was to activate the bind ip to mac function on the router for our new NAS as I was messing around with ftp configurations.
my local site has Cisco 2811 router connecting locally to ASA 5520. Remote site A has Draytek Vigor2950. I have working vpn between local subnet 10.0.0.0/24 and remote site A 10.100.6.0/24. I have remote sites B (10.100.7.0/24) and C (10.100.8.0/24). I would like to route traffic from local site to remote sites B and C via the local-to-remote A vpn. On Draytek routers B and C, I have added to subnet 10.0.0.0/24 to the remote network profile list. On local router, I route traffic for subnets 10.100.7.x and 10.100.8.x to the ASA. On ASA I have added these subnets to the profile for local-to-remoteA vpn.But the vpn will not establish when I attempt to ping from local to remote B or C.
I have managed to get the tunnel up and working and we are sending data via the tunnel from our Cisco VPN router to the Draytek and onto the clients server. (they , the client, have acknowledged that they are recieving and sending packets back to us).But, we never see any returning packets at our VPN tunnel endpoint. When we send I see the encrypted packet count go up , but the packet decrypt remains at zero, this is using show crypto ipsec sa | begin x.x.x.x.
We do have other working VPN solutions, but this is the first connecting to a Draytek. The ACL's are matching, and they have NAT turned off. The routing is fine or else the tunnel would not come up as are all the tunnel parameters, else our packets would not arrive at their server.
I've recently installed a Cisco ASA with a NAT'd configuration, I'm in the final stages and would like to configure a lan to lan VPN to a Draytek box and that unfortunately isn't going well and having spent almost two days on it am starting to wonder if it will actually work. I can get it to connect but no data seems to be transmitted between the two.
Site A on the range 10.0.0.0 has the ASA and Site B is on the 192.168.16.0 and is a Draytek 2930.
Below is the ASA config created with the lan to lan wizard:
We're trying to establish a "simple" vpn tunnel between a cisco 800 and a draytek 2910, situation:
LAN (192.168.2.0 ) --cisco800 ----- internet ------ draytek ----LAN (192.168.20.0 )
WAN-ports , internet access on both sides are working fine.vpn configuration part cisco:
crypto isakmp policy 1 encr 3des authentication pre-share group 2
[code]....
What can be wrong: other protocol? something with pfs? diffy hellman group: i heart draytek used 1 and cisco 2?debugging on the cisco site keeps on ginving the error message:
entry number 487 : CRYPTO-4-IKMP_BAD_MESSAGE IKE message from x.x.x.x failed its sanity check or is malformed timestamp: 4002880
we have bought 2 Draytek 2830 Routers for our 2 businesses that are in different locations. We are looking at setting up a VPN between them and wanted to do it similar to the following:
http:[url].....
The thing the "Dial IN" site has a static IP from the ISP but the "Dial Out" site has a dynamic IP.what the best approach to take with this would be as I guess the link between the routers wouldn't work if the address kept changing?
Any experience with IP Routing on Draytek routers?We have a 2830 and I'm trying to set it up like the following: [code]
Now a server in VLAN 2 with address x.x.x.77 can ping x.x.x.74, but I can't access any of it's services (Apache, SSH etc) from the internet (testing through my phone and other people).I've removed the IPs from the NAT pool in the WAN settings, setup LAN2 for IP routing and put it into the second VLAN, but apart from that not done much else.
I have recently changed my Router to a Draytek Vigor 2830N from the standard O2 broadband router. When I swap them out I get no internet access via the main PC that is connected via ethernet. However I can access internet via WLAN on any other device. here are the ipconfig details for before and after swap (same)
I have a Cisco 7200 and need to establish L2TP over IPSEC session with a Draytek Fly200. Draytek must use L2TP over IPSEC to provide LAN-to-LAN connectivity. IPSEC phase 1 and 2 is ok, L2TP tunnel is also established, but on cloned virtual-access IPCP negotiation is not completed:
*Sep 16 09:50:36.911: %LINK-3-UPDOWN: Interface Virtual-Access3, changed state to up L2X_ADJ: Vi3:midchain adj reqd for ip 0.0.0.0, cid 0 *Sep 16 09:50:38.911: Vi3 IPCP: O CONFREQ [REQsent] id 2 len 10 *Sep 16 09:50:38.911: Vi3 IPCP: Address 192.168.176.2 (0x0306C0A8B002) *Sep 16 09:50:38.911: Vi3 IPCP: Event[Timeout+] State[REQsent to REQsent]
I think my VPDN configuration from Cisco side is not correct, but I cannot find configuration examples for this kind of solution.
Is there a way to set up Quick VPN on the RV120W without changing the internal subnet? I have just taken over responsibility for a network and I don't know all of the nooks and crannies yet, so I'd rather not change the internal sub net. I've tried setting up a user then changing the LAN settings afterward, but it automatically removed the VPN user when I did so.
I've just purchased a couple of SRP527W routers. I've been unable to even browse to the default 192.168.15.1 to start my configuration. My local network is 192.168.1.x. At risk of showing my stupidity, what am I doing wrong.
I just got E1000 cisco wireless router. Started setup, everything worked fine and replaced admin password with my own. For some reason got error message. tried to redo setup and got message router not recognized. used laptop and found out that wireless works fine. After few days noticed that there is a (mynetworkname) guest connection you can connect without any password. i don't need that stupid thing and my question is how to disable guest network? I cannot reach Main Menu from cd and have no idea where to look for it when i connect to router by web.
When I type the routers IP address in teh brower window, nothing happens so I cannot access the router setup. I have a WRT110. What am I missing. I was able to do that when I first setup the router.
It works well - I can connect from TESTPC and LAPTOP (bottom left corner) to SERVERS A/B/C (bottom right corner) without any problem. Everything seems to be routed perfectly, however from SERVERS A/B/C I cannot ping TESTPC and LAPTOP, and I can't even establish an RDP connection.
I was told to setup static routes or NAT, but I am at a loss on how to do it. I am using an EDIMAX BR-6424NL wireless router
I just bought a new wireless router and I currently using my older dlink di-524 wireless router in my home. Reason in buying a new one is because currently the dlink router is in the family room use to be a garage and my wifes imac is in our bedroom the couple rooms down not next door or anything, and the imac and even our smartphones when in our beedroom the connection gets disconnected then reconnected etc etc, basically signal strenth is low intialy when connected to the router.
Okay, so one day I went into my router setup by typing in the router address and I clicked a few things and did some stupid things just to mess around with it, I reset to default and exited. The next day I try do it again and I can't get to the router login page because it says it cannot connect to my ip address. I tried reseting the router by pressing a the button and it doesn't work after I try a few times
I want to set up 2 separate network with one cable modem for my restaurant. we wants to provide WIFI access to its customers, but wants to keep their internal network separated.
I just switched to DSL from cable internet and am having some trouble setting up my router with the new internet service. DSL modem-->Router-->Network with PC and PS3
ISP is ATT DSL modem is a TP-Link 8616 Router is a D-Link DIR-628
I put my ATT username and password into the router but it never completes a connection to the internet. I was able to create a soft PPPoE gateway connection through my computer using my username and password, but I want my router to do this, not my PC. How do I get my router to connect directly to the Internet connection rather than having my PC connect? My setup would be fine as-is if I just had 1 computer but I also want to go online with my PS3, and it won't connect like my PC will, even after putting the username/password in.
I am tryign to setup 2 networks for my company. I need 1 network for the first room and another network on the second room. Each room can't access another room's computer. I have setup 2 workgroups for each room but it seems that the workgroup can't setup passwords. Every computer is in the same subnet with static ip. They all connect to a switch -> router -> modem.
I brought a router TP-LINK TL-WR741ND . I have an usb modem which has no other port as lan . I have only one ethernet lan controller which is integrated .Now With the mentioned device above can i setup my router , so i can use the internet on other wifi device.
I am now confused whether SSL VPN can be set up on Cisco 881/K9 router.If yes, for just 5 users, do I need to buy the license or license is bundled with the router?
About my internet setup, I receive internet from my ISP via the LAN cable. The IP is static, provided by the ISP. To use the internet, I have to login to their server using a username and password.Earlier, I did not have a router. So, to see if the ISP server was up, I could just ping the IP of the ISP server from my computer using the command prompt, and it would show whether it was up.However, since I got a router, I find that I cannot ping the ISP server from the computer directly as before. To ping the ISP server, I have to open the router administration page using the browser, then use its diagnostics feature to ping the ISP server. It shows only a few pings, and is not like the continuous ping that can be seen when you run ping from the command prompt. So, it's difficult to see the pings, and also diagnose. Also, sometimes the router pages do not open and get stuck, even after being refreshed.Is there any way, or any setting, by which I can ping the ISP server from the command prompt on the computer? Do I have to make changes in firewall settings of computer, or any settings in the router?Why can't I ping the ISP server directly from the computer?I am using Windows 8. The firewall of Windows 8 is on, and the hardware firewall on the router is off.
i want to enquire how we can setup a network with 100 computer along with router, firewall, print server, file server. diagram of network to understand the things.
Is there any way I can tell if an network priority is setup on the router? The last week or so the internet has been unusually slow sometimes, and not slow at all other. I don't have a good relationship with my roommate (network administrator) and I feel she may have put a network priority on the router for her and or her boyfriends computer/s. Is there any way to tell? Is there a particular way in which the internet behaves when a priority is set? I just don't want to pay for the internet if it is not going to work most of the time.
I have this old router and I can't get into the setup. I tried all common passwords and it still won't log me in to the setup screen. The router is an EnGenius NL-5354AP Aries.
I am trying to setup a LAN network using wireless router. I hv two network cards. One is connected to internet through ADSL modem. Internet is working fine.The other network card is connected to wireless router.I am trying to setup hotspot at for learning purpose.
I have bought a Winstar WN518N2 Wireless N Wi-Fi Repeater a few days ago and its giving me a major headache trying to set it up.In the installation guide (which is very poorly explained), its telling me to setup a manual TCP/IPv4 connection on my computer.This is exactly what it is being said:Plug your computer with the Wifi Repeater with RJ45 cable.Type Ip address is 192.168.10.x (x is from 2 to 254). Subnet mask is 255.255.255.0. Type routers LAN IP address (the default IP is 192.168.10.1) into the default gateway field.Open web browser and type 192.168.10.1 and the login screen will appear.
