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is there any way i can connect vpn through router? my router is DLINK DI-704P, I've enabled ipsec and pptp, but still couldn't connect.. anyone know how to fix this? thanks
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by cg it
either A. allow pptp passvthrough the router and/or B. create a port fowarding filter for port 1723 to your RRAS server. PPTP requires port 1723 to be open. your router will block that
by mikex
As addtition to Answr 1 - check your user rights on the server and Permit Remote connectivity for the user - also you need to check if you have installed RRAS server and/or it's fuctioning properly
by therebol
If you've got Cisco VPN Client, try the following:
click button "Modify"; click tab "Transport";
click RadioButton to change "IPSec over" UDP or TCP; in my case that was the solution!
by choppit
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Is the router on the client network or server network?
Are you using PPTP, L2TP, IPSEC, CIPE?
Does your ISP allow VPN traffic?
What happens when you try to connect? Error message....?
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