From: raydias@hp.com   
      
   Your issue may have to do with how they are managing their packets. They   
   wanted HP to buy a special card for the gateway in order to use their   
   service.   
      
      
   A few questions that can shed some light.   
      
   1.) Can you get a static Ip address from Hughes?   
   2.) have you tried the HP Nat Transversal Gateways yet?   
   2.) what is the error message that you get from the VPN client?   
      
   I know you have gotten the standard " we don't support that .... service"   
   but there may be a way.   
      
   Raymond Dias   
   CCCX (HP Remote Access Tier 3)   
   "Paul"  wrote in message   
   news:dc904ecc.0312111330.1801a68c@posting.google.com...   
   > Had a cable modem working to remotely access HP's VPN.  Move required   
   > switch to 2 way Hughes satellite. I get the satellite port running at   
   > 100M but can't connect to HP VPN.  Hughes claims they don't block any   
   > ports and UDP port 500 is open.  They claim to support IPsec 50 and 51   
   > and their DHCP leases are 12 hours.   
   >   
   > The error message I get from the VPN provider indicates the protocols   
   > are OK but Hughes is blocking traffic.  Of course Hughes denies.   
   >   
   > I know the satellite is introducing some latency due to Tx and Rc   
   > delay out to the satellite.   
   >   
   > Any suggestions.   
      
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