From: bg@bgnospam.com   
      
   I'll answer my own question for the next guy's benefit.   
      
   Found out my ISP could provide another external IP address for me, so I set   
   up a small switch after my cable modem and from that go to the DFL-200 VPN   
   router and also to the external NIC on the WinProxy PC.  On those   
   PCs/Servers that need to worry about the VPN (e.g. those that serve network   
   shares) I set their default gateway to the VPN router.  In order to still   
   let WinProxy filter and do gateway AV, I changed the LAN Settings in IE's   
   Connection tab to connect to the Internet via Proxy and pointed to the   
   WinProxy internal NIC.  If the PC doesn't care about the VPN, I left the   
   default gateway pointing to the WinProxy internal NIC and WinProxy behaves   
   transparently.  This lets the DFL-200 do IPSec tunnels and be a PPTP server.   
   It also lets WinProxy work.  This way they're in parallel.  Trying to do   
   this as two routers in series was problematic.   
      
   "Bill"  wrote in message   
   news:XGINf.1246$oL.542@attbi_s71...   
   > I'm new to VPN, so please tolerate my stupidity   
   >   
   > My central office configuration is the issue.   
   > I'm currently running WinProxy 6 on a two-NIC PC with 192.168.1.x as   
   > inside scheme.  I'd like to configure a LAN-to-LAN VPN.  Remote office   
   > side will be a D-Link DFL-200 as the one and only router at that site, so   
   > that should be easy enough.  However, I do not know how to configure a   
   > DFL-200 at the central office with WinProxy.  It can port forward TCP/UDP   
   > ports and do VPN passthrough but not sure that will help.  I'm running   
   > gateway AntiVirus and SiteFiltering through WinProxy now and hate to give   
   > that up if I scrap WinProxy.  Been told varying ports to forward to the   
   > DFL-200 by both WinProxy and D-Link tech support, so I'm confused.   
   > DFL-200 supports IPSec/PPTP/L2TP  (server and client on PPTP and L2TP).   
   > Could/should I reconfigure DFL-200 as external router and change WinProxy   
   > PC to single-NIC with clients still looking to WinProxy as default gateway   
   > with only the WinProxy NIC settings pointing to DFL-200 as its default   
   > gateway?  Would that still pass regular browser and email traffic through   
   > WinProxy for filtering and allow traffic to other (remote) LAN to bypass   
   > WinProxy to go out via VPN?  Any help appreciated.   
   >   
   > thanks,   
   > Bill   
   >   
      
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