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   There are issues regarding NATing ESP tunnels...  In fact, what I've   
   found so far is ESP doesn't use any particular port so it can't really   
   be NAT'd...  Therefore, the switch allow you to have your tunnel going   
   through a NAT by specifying the desired NAT port so it can "direct/fake" it.   
      
   I never tried your netgear model but it's what I had to do with my   
   Nortel Contivity VPN switch...   
      
   good luck !   
      
   ben   
      
   Todd wrote:   
      
   > I have set up a VPN using a Netgear FVM318 and the Netgear Prosafe VPN   
   > client. I am finally able to connect and I can ping computers on my local   
   > network by their IP addresses but I cannot access them by their computer   
   > names or by mapped drive letters. I have enabled NetBIOS on the router but   
   > it makes no difference.   
   >   
   > I also seem to be having trouble connecting when I am behind a NAT router.   
   > When behind NAT I cannot even ping an IP address an I can when I just use   
   > and unprotected dial-up.   
   >   
   > Any ideas are appreciated, thanks.   
   >   
   > Todd   
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