I have a strange problem making VPN connections from home to one of my
clients. I cannot successfully connect during the night! Daytime
connections usually work, but night-time connections get a “Error 800:
unable to establish the VPN connection” message. It is as if the computer
cannot be reached or woken up.
At home I use a D-Link 624+ router. The client uses a Draytek Vigor 2600.
I have another client with the same router/settings and it works fine.
Firmware is up to date. The computer at the client is a fairly well
specified Dell – a Dimension 4600.
I can connect the other way around (from client to my home) and I can leave
that connection on overnight without problems, so it isn’t a matter of the
phone lines being cut off at night.
The only thing I can think of is that I need a special firmware upgrade for
the Draytek 2600. The ADSL line I have is through BT Connect, and I am not
using the “modem” that they supplied (because I need a router with a 4 port
switch). I notice on Draytek’s site that they have an alternative firmware
for UK connections if they are through BT.
Does anybody know what this is? Is it the answer to my problem?
Fizz wrote:
> A what?
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> "Jean" <user@reseau.lan> wrote in message
> news2f1g0$1e5$2@news.brutele.be...
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>>It might be a time ACL for VPN?
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>>Jean
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ACL for Access List. Rather than asking for questions, first learn.
On Thu, 07 Apr 2005 22:35:15 +0200, Pierre Winant <pierre@wallonie.net> wrote:
>Fizz wrote:
>> A what?
>>
>>
>> "Jean" <user@reseau.lan> wrote in message
>> news2f1g0$1e5$2@news.brutele.be...
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>>>It might be a time ACL for VPN?
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>>>Jean
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>ACL for Access List. Rather than asking for questions, first learn.
>
>Pierre
What better way to learn than to ask questions.....
On Fri, 08 Apr 2005 19:44:16 +0200, Nicolas Stremus <ns@brutele.be> wrote:
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>> What better way to learn than to ask questions.....
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>www.google.be/search?hl=en&q=acl%2Bvpn&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
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>Really? I think, just being lazzy might explain.
Just as well you haven't got a job in Science then......
>A suggestion, if y ou do not use google or related search engines,
>you're dead to get a VPN/firewalls working or almost.
>
>NS
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