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I am having the same issues. I have a sonicwall VPN
Global Client. I can connect from hotels, airports and
the what not, but at home it shows connected, but never
gives a virtual IP. I tried to use the application
trigger, opening up port 500, but still not luck. Maybe
I missed a step on the application trigger. ANy help
would be appreciated.
>-----Original Message-----
>This is not typically a problem with the router. Some
VPN software will not work with NAT translation (Network
Address Translation). This is what allows your to direct
traffic to specific computers. What VPN software are you
using?
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>"VinRip" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:1e06401c45536$22da8e00$a301280a@phx.gbl...
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have problems accessing my office VPN. I cannot
access
>> VPN through MN 500 router, I have to directly connect
to
>> my cable modem to get into VPN. Can someone pls help
me
>> configure MN-500 to work with VPN's
>>
>> Thanks
>.
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