DocLarge
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Re: WRV54G VPN Connection problem
Mills,
I'll finally be getting my network gear in about two days. Currently, my new connection to the internet is via the Linksys ADSL2MUE modem (otherwise known simply as "DSL Modem" back in the state).
The British aren't really up on speeds for cable modems over here, especially since they put download limits on everything. The best I found right now is Hi-Velocity with a 2272 download and 288 upload.
Anyway, keep an eye out for a post from me. I'm hoping I should have no problem getting my WRV54G working over here on their version of DSL... |
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SteveHanley
join:2005-03-23
NW3 7PH
| How were you able to get the Linksys ADSL2MUE modem to work? I am a BT Broadband user and replaced my BT Voyager 100 modem with the Linksys (I needed an Ethernet connection, and BT Voyager is USB only). I have not been able to figure out how it works - apparently you can't "dial" the Linksys modem - your thoughts?
Thanks!
Steve |
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DocLarge
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join:2004-09-08 | Steve,
did I ever answer your question in another post? I apologize if it slipped through...
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spaniola
join:2002-12-18
Howell, MI | Doc, i am having the same problem, I know its the wget issue. any idea on how to fix verifying network? |
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DocLarge
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join:2004-09-08
| You guys have still got something off in your configuration. Simply put, if you (initially) have a disabled firewall, no other vpn client loaded, but still can't get in, the configuration is off somewhere in the chain. I'm running a vpn session right now with quickvpn, and to boot, I'm doing it via wireless (my entire home network is wireless).
Check out the attached file. If you follow "everything" on it, you'll be able to connect because this is "exactly" how my configuration is and (again) I'm using vpn right now.
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