Re: [VPN] RV042 as VPN access inside single subnet office?

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Re: [VPN] RV042 as VPN access inside single subnet office?

I don't think you can forward the VPN traffic through the Cradlepoint to the RV042 and then have the RV042 route the traffic on to the end devices on the LAN. I think you must have the public IP on the RV042's WAN.

If the Cradlepoint had public IP passthrough to its ethernet port, that would probably work fine. Some modems can make a PPPoE connection and passthrough the public IP, and I'm fairly sure these work ok with the RV042 in a VPN set up.

permalink · 2008-08-26 21:15:20 ·

jmpage2

join:2005-02-24
Littleton, CO

Re: [VPN] RV042 as VPN access inside single subnet office?

The thing that confuses me is that I've seen documentation (but of course can't locate it now) that indicates that you can have an RV042 behind another RV042 and have the VPN on the 2nd RV042 working. Also, there is a claim that someone has the RV042 working behind the MBR1000 for VPN access although no one can provide me with a sample config.

Very frustrating!

permalink · 2008-08-26 22:09:57 ·

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