From: jbeasley@marflar.net   
      
   If you want a client behind the Dlink to initiate ipsec/pptp connections,   
   you don't have to change anything.   
      
   If you want your client to respond to connections, you will have to put   
   the client in the DMZ.  The port forwarding options only work for TCP.   
      
   Your wireless clients should work fine, as long as the client software   
   supports wireless devices.  The cisco vpn client doe NOT support wireless   
   cards.   
      
   On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 10:35:13 -0600, Steve Adams wrote:   
      
   > We are trying to setup a VPN (PPTP) connection using a DI-713P router.   
   > So far, no luck.  What we see is that the connection seems to be made,   
   > but then none of the remote network resources are visible.   
   >   
   > What settings need to be changed in the 713P in order to have the VPN   
   > connection operate?   
   >   
   > We've had VPN connections working using the same equipment, with the   
   > exception of a LinkSYS router instead of the D-Link router.   
   >   
   > I've also come across some news on the net that implies that the   
   > wireless connections in the DI-713P won't support VPN.  Is that the   
   > case?   
   >   
   > Thanks.   
      
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