im not a cisco network professional by any means, but im pretty familiar with networking on a above-average level. Next, i figured i could create some type of "DMZ" on my network by placing a switch between my ISP's modem and my router. basically, i gave up on testing using dialup, even though my router and the client software confirm a good connection. other requests seemed to "hang" rather than timeout or do anything more concrete. the only thing i could do was ping internal devices. i couldnt connect to the router or to a server of mine (http or fileshare). i have no idea what "fixed" this.ĭespite all this, my 28.8Kbps connection wouldnt allow me to do anything meaningful on my network. sometime later, after randomly messing with settings, the tunnel would connect without the workaround. i know of a (poor) workaround for this which allows you to "finalize" the connection, but that workaround doesnt allow you to ping around in your network. eventually, i could connect to the VPN, but would get that "remote gateway is not responding" cr ap. i checked log files to see where stuff was failing. i installed the patch in the readme for quickvpn. systematically, i tried to resolve the issues. initially, as always, i had a million problems with the vpn client. So i used my ISP's dialup service to test. finally, my router responds with the router config page over port 443, and i couldnt bring that up.
my router passes HTTP traffic to a computer in my network, but i couldnt bring up the webpage. my router is set to respond to lan requests, but i couldnt ping it. I use dynamic DNS, and the unsecured wireless network could resolve my IP correctly, but for some reason i couldnt connect to my home network from the unsecured network. this network is on the same ISP network as i am.
in order to test the connection, i attempted to piggy back off an unsecured wireless network. i loaded quickvpn to an xp pro computer (freshly built, i might add) and got to work. So recently i decided to test if ver 1.3.0.3 of the quickvpn client would work better with the 1.3.0.5 rvs4000 firmware.
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