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ttl on the adsl router for what pls advise in detail<br />
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thnx
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ttl on the adsl router for what pls advise in detail

thnx

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there is not much traffic on the von we use it occassionally &nbsp;only
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there is not much traffic on the von we use it occassionally  only

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Dears<br />
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I have a trendnet adsl router. &nbsp;The topology of thr problem is as follows<br />
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Location A (VPN SERVER) [ connected to a leased line]<br />
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Location B (VPN Client) [connected to adsl]<br />
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i have a VPN server in Location A i try to connect from Location B thru my adsl trendnet router model brm504 i am able to connect thru pptp but after 45 minutes the vpn client is not able to connect.<br />
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the problem lies in the router whenever we restart the router we r able to connect to vpn but after 30 - 45 minutes we cannot again when we restart we are able to access tye vpn server can anyone advise the possible cause of this behaviour <br />
<br />
apart from this the router functionality is perfect. internet works fine as well.<br />
<br />
Please advise<br />
<br />
Regards<br />
<br />
M. Yasar
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Dears

I have a trendnet adsl router.  The topology of thr problem is as follows

Location A (VPN SERVER) [ connected to a leased line]

Location B (VPN Client) [connected to adsl]

i have a VPN server in Location A i try to connect from Location B thru my adsl trendnet router model brm504 i am able to connect thru pptp but after 45 minutes the vpn client is not able to connect.

the problem lies in the router whenever we restart the router we r able to connect to vpn but after 30 - 45 minutes we cannot again when we restart we are able to access tye vpn server can anyone advise the possible cause of this behaviour 

apart from this the router functionality is perfect. internet works fine as well.

Please advise

Regards

M. Yasar

TRENDNET ROUTER BRM504 VPN PASS THROUGH PROBLEM

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