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Posted by stephen on October 5, 2006, 3:04 pm
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> The main office has a Cisco 3000 VPN concentrator. I have 4 machines in
> a shared office with Cisco VPN client V4.0.3. I have a DSL line with a
> static IP connected to a Netgear RP614 V2 router. I am able to connect
> to the main office from each of the machines one at a time fine.
>
> I run into problems when I want to connect to the main office with more
> than two machines simutaneously. If I want to connect a third machine I
> have to disconnect one of the connected machines and reboot the router.
> If I don't reboot the router the third machine still can't connect even
> after both machines disconnect from VPN.
it would probably time out once the Netgear forgets the original session.
Try using TCP encapsulation in the VPN client setup instead of UDP
>
> I tried swapping the Netgear router with a Linksys BEFVP41 but I was
> only able to connect one machine to VPN at a time. Is it possible to
> connect all four machines to the main office simutaneously? Would it
> make a difference if I replaced the Netgear router with a Cisco 2600
> router?
>
> This broadband connection is shared with another company and the office
> is used for people who travel from the main office to this remote area.
> Some carry their laptops and need to connect to the main office via
> VPN. Others just use the internet with PCs in the office or their own
> laptops.
>
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Regards
stephen_hope@xyzworld.com - replace xyz with ntl
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