Verizon DSL & Windows XP SP2 VPN
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Posted by on November 30, 2006, 5:46 pm
Please log in for more thread options If anyone out there has some clues, it would be GREAT! I'm real tired of beating my head against the wall on this. Doctor's office gets a new EMR (electronic medical records) system and wants VPN from home. Simple Right! VPN server is at the office. Connection is available from other sites (namely my cable access). Dr has Linksys WRT54R wireless router (new - was using and 11mps router and wanted more speed). Getting to the internet is not a problem. Getting to the VPN connection just won't work. I have opened ports 47 and 1723 on the router and enabled VPN on the router. I've updated to the latest firmware on the router and run Linksys' net check program which said the router was fine. I took a tablet, that worked just fine at home connecting via VPN to two different sites and tunneled right thru. However, I can't get this to work on the Verizon DSL connection (actually, I quickly tried to open a vpn at another verizon DSL site and had no problems. I've spend hours on the phone with Linksys and they question Verizon now. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks, in advance, for your time! | ||||||||||||||||
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Posted by on November 30, 2006, 6:25 pm
Please log in for more thread options Have you tried doing some port scans to see if Verizon is filtering? | ||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Justin Brown - SYNACS on December 4, 2006, 8:44 pm
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You mean the WRT54GR right? Find an enable the PPTP pass-through on your Linksys. Restart the router, and from there, go back to the XP computer; enter the following at the command prompt: telnet <public address or name> 1723
So you're telnetting into the remote port 1723. If you get a blank screen with a solid cursor, then you're golden and should have no problems connecting. Hope that helps! Dontforget2laugh@yahoo.com wrote: > If anyone out there has some clues, it would be GREAT! I'm real tired
> of beating my head against the wall on this. > > Doctor's office gets a new EMR (electronic medical records) system and > wants VPN from home. Simple Right! > > VPN server is at the office. Connection is available from other sites > (namely my cable access). > > Dr has Linksys WRT54R wireless router (new - was using and 11mps router > and wanted more speed). Getting to the internet is not a problem. > Getting to the VPN connection just won't work. I have opened ports 47 > and 1723 on the router and enabled VPN on the router. I've updated to > the latest firmware on the router and run Linksys' net check program > which said the router was fine. > > I took a tablet, that worked just fine at home connecting via VPN to > two different sites and tunneled right thru. However, I can't get this > to work on the Verizon DSL connection (actually, I quickly tried to > open a vpn at another verizon DSL site and had no problems. > > I've spend hours on the phone with Linksys and they question Verizon > now. > > Does anyone have any ideas? > > Thanks, in advance, for your time! | ||||||||||||||||
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