From: drpjensen@deletethispart.sbcglobal.net   
      
   Simon wrote:   
      
   > Looking at the specs for the VPN   
   > "VPN Functionality: Eight (8) dedicated VPN tunnels, Manual key and IKE   
   > Security Association (SA) assignment, 56-bit (DES), 168-bit (3DES), or   
   > 256-bit AES IP Sec encryption algorithm, MD5 or SHA-1authentication   
   > algorithm, pre-shared key, perfect forward secrecy (Diffie- Helman and   
   > Oakley client support), key life and IKE lifetime time settings, prevent   
   > replay attack, remote access VPN (client-to-site), site-to-site VPN,   
   > IPSec NAT traversal (VPN pass-through)   
   > "   
   > It doesn't seem to support the standard VPN client in windows which   
   > would require pptp or l2tp/ipsec support.   
      
   Evidently not, from what I've seen.  I've downloaded and installed the   
   Draytek "Smart VPN" client, but have yet to get it to connect.  In   
   looking through the log on the router, it shows an attempt to connect,   
   which fails either because of "lack of IKE proposal" or the one I just   
   saw in the log:  "[Access Policy not found, dropping packet Src 31178   
   Dst 1026 from WAN]"   
      
   I've got to go through the manual and see what I'm missing.  Evidently,   
   the request to connect to the router from the WAN is coming in, but the   
   connection is failing.   
      
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