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I am about to pull my hair out.  I purchased 2 Linksys BEFSX41 routers with VPN endpoints.  I am currently entering my sixth hour (not all at once) on the phone with Linksys support.  I am trying to connect two home offices together so that the remote location can login to a database on the other end.  We both have cable modems and dynamic ip addresses.  I do have a FQDN of sevenpoints.dyndns.biz setup and tracking the ip on one end.  That part works perfectly.  Linksys can't seem to get these to establish a tunnel.  Does anyone have any other suggestions as to how I can establish a VPN tunnel so that I can take back these routers?  Thanks.
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Is it possible your ISP is blocking VPN traffic?

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windows server  2003 comes with a great VPN
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