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Hi Alain_Labelle_Ing,<br />
Are both VPN's using IPSEC?<br />
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On the Linksys all you normally need to do is enable the 'IPSEC Passthru' option and it just works. I use one connecting to a Cisco PIX myself.<br />
You might wish to check to see if there is newer formware for the Linksys as early versions had a few bugs.
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Hi Alain_Labelle_Ing,
Are both VPN's using IPSEC?

On the Linksys all you normally need to do is enable the 'IPSEC Passthru' option and it just works. I use one connecting to a Cisco PIX myself.
You might wish to check to see if there is newer formware for the Linksys as early versions had a few bugs.

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I have a LinkSys Firewall/Router and have a Cisco VPN Client installed on my PC. &nbsp;I am trying to remotely support a remote PC but get a &quot;Failed to connect to server&quot;. &nbsp;On another PC I have, Shiva VPN Client is installed. &nbsp;On that second PC, with the same Firewall/Router, I am able to support a remote PC at my office (another site backed with a Shiva Gateway). &nbsp;Based on this &quot;functionality&quot;, I expect my LinkSys Firewall/Router properly configured because Shiva VPN Client allow TightVNC to work. &nbsp;However, I get no functionality when trying to use VNC at a site backed with a Cisco VPN Server. &nbsp;Any ideas?
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I have a LinkSys Firewall/Router and have a Cisco VPN Client installed on my PC.  I am trying to remotely support a remote PC but get a "Failed to connect to server".  On another PC I have, Shiva VPN Client is installed.  On that second PC, with the same Firewall/Router, I am able to support a remote PC at my office (another site backed with a Shiva Gateway).  Based on this "functionality", I expect my LinkSys Firewall/Router properly configured because Shiva VPN Client allow TightVNC to work.  However, I get no functionality when trying to use VNC at a site backed with a Cisco VPN Server.  Any ideas?

VNC pass trough Cisco VPN Client with a LinkSys Firewall/Router

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