Hi all... I'd like to know if anyone of you've seen the same problem... when establishing a QuickVPN connection to a RV082 I always got that damn messagebox saying more or less that something is wrong... (you know that box with the 4 items listed) Even when following all available instructions, I was not able to get the QuickVPN connection to work (not even IPSec) Even the Linksys helpdesk could not give me a hint where to search. Finally I've found out that the firewall setting for HTTPS was set to "Disable" I switched it to "enable" and QuickVPN said "Applying security.." and so on... While the Window "Verifying Network" was there for several minutes I tried to ping my remote network - and - it worked. Unfortunately the QuickVPN software is still saying "Verifying Network" but the connection is up and running, meaning I can work with thin the remote network. I cannot close this application as usual - I need to kick the process within Windows task manager in order to close my VPN connection.This behaviour is the same on several machines! So my question is... How do I get QuickVPN to fully work as expected??? Is this something that I missed to configure, or is it a bug in the VPN client software? Thanks for your input...
I got the Verifying Network message and then switched to using a NAT/firewall box that supported IPSEC passthrough. Once that happened, the unit managed to work fine for me.
Hello, I am having the same problem, only the firewall HTTPS setting was enabled. I have HTTPS being forwarded now to a server, I thought that might be the issue, but it wasn't. My quickvpn won't connect. Does a 'client-to-gateway' connection need to be setup? Linksys was no help and I am lost, any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Tareef
QuickVPN worked fine on an XP Pro (Sp1) system connecting to an RV082 (firmware 1.1.6.3) over DSL from behind a firewall (with Ipsec passthrough enabled) and even directly on a LAN. The only setup required on the RV082 is that you configure the user name, password etc. (no client-to-gateway VPN or anything else). In my experience, it only works if https is enabled as per the default firmware settings. Also, the user password must be at least six characters long. QuickVPN and the RV082 both accept shorter passwords without throwing an error message, but they won't set up a connection.
Quick VPN client software and RV042 Does anyone know if Quick VPN can be downloaded? I searched all over the web, and while I will admit I am a bit past my bedtime, I think I would have found it on the LinkSys website, if they were making it easy. I must admit I didn't even open the CD that came with the RV042. Is it on there? Is is compatible with the 42? I would love to try it out. Configuring Windows for IPsec is a royal pain. The Greenbow IPSec client is nice, but it costs about $70+ per user (50 Eruos). Free is nice.
First rule of tech support. Always wait before you call back and 95% of the time the user answers theri own question First, it looks like this firmware adds support for the Quick VPN client: v1.3.3 2004/12/09 1. Add the [VPN Client Access] page. 2. Allow users to specify DMZ port as an IP range in the [Setup/Network] page. 3. Fixed VPN tunnel can not be added after Group VPN connected by clients. 4. Fixed Multicast over PPPoE. 5. Fixed VPN IP Compression doesn’t work. 6. Fixed the Netbios broadcast can not be over multiple VPN tunnel. (I found this in the fix list here): http://www.linksysinfo.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=12548&highlight=#12548 Second, the Quick VPN software is available for download from Linksys, just not anywhere obvious, especially if you are looking for it anywhere related to the fRV042. direct link: ftp://ftp.linksys.com/pub/network/Linksys_QuickVPN_1028.exe found on the RV082 firmware page: http://www.linksys.com/download/firmware.asp?fwid=200
same problem I get to "verifying network" and then it says "the remote gateway is not responding" Any ideas? I have https enable, ipset enabled, and I can ping the remote network when I am connected while it says verifying network... then it disconnects me.
Remote gateway not responding w/ QuickVpn and RV082 Bump. I am also getting "no response from remote gateway". I am trying to connect from behind an 8 port linksys cable/dsl router (BEFSR81) and keep getting this message. I have tried putting the PC in the DMZ with the same results. I have also pulled the PC out from the BEFSR81 and gave it a public IP via RoadRunner and still had the same results. Our RV082 is running the latest firmware publicly available from Linksys --v1.1.6.3. Any input on this would be greatly appreciated. Chad Buck chefybuck@ubergeekanime.com
Hi all... Well, I'm having much worse problems. I am running an RV082 trying to get the QuickVPN to connect. The RV082 side has a static IP, the Client side has a dynamic IP that changes regularly. I have tried every which way of configuring the RV082 to accept VPN, but I never get any response. I recently reset the RV082 to factory defaults (using Firmware 1.1.6.3). I do not want to go through the reconfiguration process again until I can get the QuickVPN to connect, because this was 99% of the reason we got this router. Can anyone give me step by step instructions on exactly how to configure both the router and the client so that the client (a laptop) can access the local network? I have searched high and low and find tid bits here and there, but nothing that deals with my specific situation. Thanks in advance for any help you can give (and yes, I have used the Search function but have not found an answer to this question yet).
Problem with QuickVPN client software and RV082 has anybody been able to connect a vpn to an RV082 using linksys quickvpn cliente software.
For the record, quickvpn does work. This starter guide has been online for a few months now and even RV0XX users have connected following the steps: http://www.linksysinfo.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=5173 I'd make a guess that some of you have already seen this if not here it is. Also, look at "reasons quickvpn won't connect." As always, if you're getting "verifyng network" and it drops connection, it's just coming down to a setting or two that's off... Doc
quickvpn client rv082 The doc you sugested, as all the docs form linksys, posted how to configure the quickvpn client to work with a WRV54G, the point is, WITH THE RV082 IT DOES NOT WORK. If anybody got the Linksys QuickVPN Client software to work with an RV082, please let me know how?
Come ye of little faith (or persistence) I bestow upon you commentary from a user from the previous link posted by moi (please see below): perak Connected Client Joined: May 18, 2005 Posts: 21 Location: Sweden Status: Offline Posted: Sat May 21, 2005 12:36 pm Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Doc, Thanks to your excellent guide and work I have been able to connect with QuickVPN to the RV082 at the office. Without this guide I would still have been stumbling in the dark. So the settings on the router are also applicable for the RV082. Connection is stable for hours and I have been able to map drives and ping internal computers. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hey, I'm not one to say anything, but, ummm... maybe Perak has one of those special RV082's (hell if I know...). Again, all I can do is throw out a baseline. By all means, if you find another solution, please share If you're having trouble, I'd say shoot Perak a PM (this is just a suggestion on my part, of course). Doc
¨Hi Doc, Thanks to your excellent guide and work I have been able to connect with QuickVPN to the RV082 at the office. Without this guide I would still have been stumbling in the dark. So the settings on the router are also applicable for the RV082.¨ LIES
Xfag, good god, man....stop hitting yourself. For the sake of posterity (and the conservation of keystrokes), here's a view of another person (thumbtack1349) who's now able to make quickvpn work with the RV082: http://www.linksysinfo.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=5173&start=60 I know what this is... All other RV082 owners have banded together against you to keep you in the dark to force you to think out of the box or higher Linksys tech support handle this (I think it might be a conspiracy) :rofl: Seriously, (again) PM RV082 users and see what they're doing to get quickvpn on track...
From another frustrated [rv042] owner: I can get quicklink to connect to the rv042 (had to disable XP's firewall to get past verifying network) But now the only IP I can see is the LAN IP of the rv042 itself. What I really want is to access the other hosts on the LAN subnet via http or ssh. Using IP addresses would be ok to start with. This seems to be a common problem for which I have found no solution. does not bode well for my chances as a nw noob. my config: <quickvnp/xp w dynamic IP> --- adsl --- internet--- adsl --- <fixed ip:rv042:LAN IP> 192.168.110.1
I've seen the LAN! turns out the LAN cannot see me... quickvpn connects ok , can access the RV042 LAN IP but apparently nothing else... seems to be a common problem, wonder if the same situation happens on RV082 and other WRV boxes. Have done a bit more sniffing around and found out the following. Pings from the remote quickvpn client are being sent out from the RV LAN port - with the source IP of the remote client. They do reach the target LAN host which tries to reply back to the remote client's IP via the LAN's default gw. In my case the RV is not the default gw, my LAN has its own internet gw. If I do a static route on the targeted LAN host specifying the RV LAN IP as the gateway, then packets will get back to the remote quickvpn client. If you have a packet sniffer on your LAN you could check if the same situation occurs for you. Now to think of a solution...
One suggestion This is a common problem... Can be solved with RIP, the RV082 will broadcast the route to its VPN connected hosts, and your default gateway will pick this up and forward packets on to the RV082. The other option is to set up a static route on the main internet gateway, which forwards VPN'd packets onto the RV082 You shouldn't ever need to add static routes to the targetted LAN host. HTH. Andy.
