From: adamss@wideopenwest.com   
      
   We get the VPN to say it's connected, but we cannot see any of the   
   resources on the network we are connecting to.   
      
      
   Joe Beasley wrote:   
      
   > 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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