From: fred.kogel@yahoo.com   
      
   "Patrick"  schrieb in   
   news:2ry%c.13007$QJ3.12983@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com:   
      
   > I just bought a Netgear FVS318 which supports 8 vpn tunnels and IPSec.   
   >  I am trying to use it as an end point and I'm running Windows XP.   
   > Does the Windows vpn client not work with this?  I used it before, but   
   > I was using a 2k server running RAS and forwarding port 1723 pptp to   
   > it.  No luck using this router as an endpoint, though.   
   > If I can't use it.  Any free vpn client out there that will work?   
   >   
   > Patrick   
   > patrick@4pcn.com   
   >   
   >   
      
      
   You made a godd choice with this router. First You should check and then   
   update your routers firmware. The you have to decide:   
      
   the easier way to connect clients to netgear routers is to buy and use   
   their prosafe client software (= Cosine SoftRemote). They provide you with   
   a detailed document (see link) - works like a charme.   
      
   Harder is setting native Microsoft-IPSec configuration. but Netgear offers   
   a document for that installation too (via start - run - IPSec.msc)   
      
   regards   
   fred   
      
      
   http://kbserver.netgear.com/products_automatic/FVS318.asp   
      
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