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Not sure this is even possible. Does the Linksys support VPN or merely VPN-Passthrough? The last Linksys router i used only supported passthrough - which means you can run a VPN client on the PCs inside the Linksys but the Linksys won't help. <br />
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In which case get a copy of SonicWall GVPN client or use a TZ150 instead of the Linksys for the remote site.<br />
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Not sure this is even possible. Does the Linksys support VPN or merely VPN-Passthrough? The last Linksys router i used only supported passthrough - which means you can run a VPN client on the PCs inside the Linksys but the Linksys won't help.

In which case get a copy of SonicWall GVPN client or use a TZ150 instead of the Linksys for the remote site.



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The linksys model that I specfied (befvp41) does have built in support for IPSEC VPN tunnels, not just passthroughs.
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The linksys model that I specfied (befvp41) does have built in support for IPSEC VPN tunnels, not just passthroughs.

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it is a shame that these points will be lost.
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it is a shame that these points will be lost.

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I need to know if anyone out there knows how to successfully establish a VPN tunnel between a sonicwall pro 3060 (corporate) with a linksys befvp41 router (remote site). &nbsp;I will need exact settings for both sides of the tunnel. &nbsp;Once the tunnel is active and connected I will reward 500 pts to whomever answers first with the correct configuration.
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I need to know if anyone out there knows how to successfully establish a VPN tunnel between a sonicwall pro 3060 (corporate) with a linksys befvp41 router (remote site).  I will need exact settings for both sides of the tunnel.  Once the tunnel is active and connected I will reward 500 pts to whomever answers first with the correct configuration.

Linksys BEFVP41 VPN Tunnel with SonicWall PRO 3060

Software firewalls, also known as host-based firewalls, provide a layer of software on one host that controls network traffic in and out of that single machine. Most operating systems now include firewall software, but many available software firewalls include central distribution, antivirus systems and disaster recovery.