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Posted by daiyu on October 15, 2006, 4:29 pm
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daiyu wrote:
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> Hello:
>
> I am currently having problems trying to set up Nortel Contivity
> connectivity with my company's VPN. The VPN client (running on Windows
> XP) refuses to run behind my current router, a D-Link DI-604, but will
> run when directly connected to the cable modem. As my company does
> require IP Authentication Header (AH) capability, I strongly suspect
> that the solution is to purchase an AH-capable router. I like the
> D-Link line, so I am thinking about buying the D-Link DI-804HV which is
> advertised as AH-capable. Can anyone confirm for me from their own
> experience that the D-Link DI-804HV will enable Contivity VPN client
> connectivity for connections requiring AH?
>
> Alternatively are there any other routers in the $60 - $80 range
> that people have confirmed capability to connect to AH-enabled Contivity
> VPNs. Thanks.
Please disregard this post. Subsequently I discovered that the
connectivity problems were due to the fact that I was remotely
administering the computer: the DI-604 works just fine for establishing
a VPN connection as long as the computer is being operated directly. I
actually got the inspiration for this solution from another post in
this forum; thanks for saving me money, guys!
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