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Anonymous Posted on Apr 15, 2008

2Wire to connect to a VPN far away.....

Hello, I read your instructions. The VPN Server does not sit her on my network, it is far away, and I am unable to access it. When I click on the VPN icon on my desktop that has been pre-configured it doesn't help me connect.

However, I cannot seem to find a way to allow the VPN through the 2wire.

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Were you able to use DMZPlus mode in your 2wire modem?
also check if your computer is able to access the internet & you have not hard coded your IPs in your LAN (if you are using dynamic IP).

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