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Did you check your ACL to see if the traffic goes through? Put your cisco device in logging mode, and send the logs to a syslog server.. you'll see what is going through and what'S not.
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Did you check your ACL to see if the traffic goes through? Put your cisco device in logging mode, and send the logs to a syslog server.. you'll see what is going through and what'S not.

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Remote user was using dialup and Cisco VPN client 3.5.2 to connect to corporate office, was working sucessfully. &nbsp;OS is MS XP Pro. &nbsp;Purchased DSL through ISP AllTell in NC. &nbsp;Router is an Onstream 5600 made by Efficient networks. &nbsp;I talked to the Tech at AllTel and they have set up this ?router device in bridge mode. &nbsp;The Client appears to connect properly (status shows as connected) but no data is being communicated over the VPN.
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Remote user was using dialup and Cisco VPN client 3.5.2 to connect to corporate office, was working sucessfully.  OS is MS XP Pro.  Purchased DSL through ISP AllTell in NC.  Router is an Onstream 5600 made by Efficient networks.  I talked to the Tech at AllTel and they have set up this ?router device in bridge mode.  The Client appears to connect properly (status shows as connected) but no data is being communicated over the VPN.

Cisco VPN connects but no data transmits

A virtual private network (VPN) is a network that uses a public telecommunication infrastructure, such as the Internet, to provide remote offices or travelling users access to a central organizational network securely. VPNs encapsulate data transfers using secure cryptographic methods and other security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted.