From: mike-newsgroup@-DELETETHISPART-.upcraft.com   
      
   BigV wrote:   
   > Our VPN uses a specific port for it's traffic.  However, some ISPs block   
   > traffic on this port.  The VPN server is listening on another port for   
   > traffic besides this specific port.  Does anyone know of a router that could   
   > actually take traffic on one port and change it to a different port?   
   >   
   > Any help is appreciated.   
   >   
   > VT   
      
   It would depend on the VPN protocol for this to be effective.   
      
   What VPN protocol are you using.  What hardware or software   
   implementation of that VPN protocol are you using and what client   
   software do you use to connect?  What ISP is blocking this connection   
   and is that ISP providing a NAT address or a fully routable address?   
      
      
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