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14 May 2009 20:59 #7
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Hi
Ok went on site and installed log me in on both the out station and the head office.
Followed the instructions as in:
http://www.draytek.com/user/SupportAppnotesDetail.php?ID=154
Only bits I wasn't sure about was the section :
specify remote VPN Gateway - I used the external IP (found from whatsmyip.com) of the outstation
and "server IP/host name for VPN - I used the IP of the headoffice.
I pressed the button to select an IKE pre share key and typed in a long word twice the box was then populated with asterixsss. Used the same word at the other end.
Went into management at both head office and outstation and no connection is shown.
I'm now going insane;-)
Any ideas?
thanks
Ian
Ok went on site and installed log me in on both the out station and the head office.
Followed the instructions as in:
Only bits I wasn't sure about was the section :
specify remote VPN Gateway - I used the external IP (found from whatsmyip.com) of the outstation
and "server IP/host name for VPN - I used the IP of the headoffice.
I pressed the button to select an IKE pre share key and typed in a long word twice the box was then populated with asterixsss. Used the same word at the other end.
Went into management at both head office and outstation and no connection is shown.
I'm now going insane
Any ideas?
thanks
Ian
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14 May 2009 21:19 #8
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Hi
found the diagnostics ping and from either end I cannot ping the external Internet IP address (from whats my ip) or the ip addresses of the routers ie 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.1.1.
Only firewalls are the ones on the routers do I have to disable them
hey ho isn't life fun
Ian
found the diagnostics ping and from either end I cannot ping the external Internet IP address (from whats my ip) or the ip addresses of the routers ie 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.1.1.
Only firewalls are the ones on the routers do I have to disable them
hey ho isn't life fun
Ian
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14 May 2009 21:50 #9
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2900Gi/v2.5.6; 2900/v2.5.6
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You can't disable the firewall on the router. If the connection does not show as connected in the VPN Connection Management menu then you have no VPN. You need to get that working first.
Do you have IPSec enabled in the Remote Access Control?
What is your network setup? Are your WAN IP's static or dynamic?
Do you have IPSec enabled in the Remote Access Control?
What is your network setup? Are your WAN IP's static or dynamic?
2900Gi/v2.5.6; 2900/v2.5.6
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15 May 2009 07:46 #10
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Can anyone confirm this is correct? Makes sense to me, and that's the way i've gone.
Replied by martyn.pearson on topic Re: update
jenodorf wrote:
Only bits I wasn't sure about was the section :
specify remote VPN Gateway - I used the external IP (found from whatsmyip.com) of the outstation
and "server IP/host name for VPN - I used the IP of the headoffice.
Can anyone confirm this is correct? Makes sense to me, and that's the way i've gone.
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15 May 2009 13:51 #11
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2900Gi/v2.5.6; 2900/v2.5.6
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Only specify the remote gateway if it has a fixed IP. If it does not have a fixed IP you should put your own PSK into VPN and Remote Access > IPSec General Setup. It does not matter which one you use initially, but if the remote IP changes you are knackered if you have gone down the route of specifying the remote gateway.
What have you done in the following sections:
VPN and Remote Access > Remote Access Control
VPN and Remote Access > IPSec General Setup
VPN and Remote Access > LAN To LAN
for both the local and remote ends?
What have you done in the following sections:
VPN and Remote Access > Remote Access Control
VPN and Remote Access > IPSec General Setup
VPN and Remote Access > LAN To LAN
for both the local and remote ends?
2900Gi/v2.5.6; 2900/v2.5.6
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15 May 2009 14:37 #12
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Hi
would like to come over all clever and wonderfull but credit where credits due.... emailed support and Andrew ( what a nice person) logged on remotely and corrected my error ;-(.
Vpn now working and the two networks are now talking.
Anyone know Andrews address? like to send him some hate mail;-)
Have to say on a serious note I'm a convert to Dratek this forum and the support is much better than the Belkin, Netgear stuff,
If anyone wants needs a copy of my settings let me know as being a devout coward I've screen captured the settings
cheers
Ian
would like to come over all clever and wonderfull but credit where credits due.... emailed support and Andrew ( what a nice person) logged on remotely and corrected my error ;-(.
Vpn now working and the two networks are now talking.
Anyone know Andrews address? like to send him some hate mail
Have to say on a serious note I'm a convert to Dratek this forum and the support is much better than the Belkin, Netgear stuff,
If anyone wants needs a copy of my settings let me know as being a devout coward I've screen captured the settings
cheers
Ian
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