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The link you sent had pictures of a similar dratek GUI and I noticed that they had tx/rx in the RIP. &nbsp;I have had nothing in RIP. &nbsp;That fixed it thank you very much!
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The link you sent had pictures of a similar dratek GUI and I noticed that they had tx/rx in the RIP.  I have had nothing in RIP.  That fixed it thank you very much!

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I have been 3 days solid trying to get a lan to lan vpn to connect. &nbsp;I have tried initially getting two Zyxel 661H routers to VPN together, but with no luck. &nbsp;I have now moved onto a vigorpro 5500 and am trying to get that to VPN to one of the many 661H routers that I have scattered around remote offices. &nbsp;When I click dial out on the vigorpro it actually knocks the Zyxel off-line unti &nbsp;stop the connection attempts. &nbsp;<br />
My questions are this: <br />
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Should 661H routers be able to vpn together as LAN 2 LAN?<br />
Should the settings be identical on each end except IP addresses?<br />
Should a Dratek Vigor be able to VPN with a Zyxel?<br />
Is there anyone who I can give remote access to the kit and pay to set it up for me?<br />
Is there any good sites that will cover this step by step?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Dexter<br />
l 
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I have been 3 days solid trying to get a lan to lan vpn to connect.  I have tried initially getting two Zyxel 661H routers to VPN together, but with no luck.  I have now moved onto a vigorpro 5500 and am trying to get that to VPN to one of the many 661H routers that I have scattered around remote offices.  When I click dial out on the vigorpro it actually knocks the Zyxel off-line unti  stop the connection attempts.  
My questions are this: 

Should 661H routers be able to vpn together as LAN 2 LAN?
Should the settings be identical on each end except IP addresses?
Should a Dratek Vigor be able to VPN with a Zyxel?
Is there anyone who I can give remote access to the kit and pay to set it up for me?
Is there any good sites that will cover this step by step?

Thanks
Dexter
l 

IPSEC LAN to LAN (Draytek &amp; Zyxel)

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.

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Routers

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IPSEC LAN to LAN (Draytek &amp; Zyxel)

IPSEC LAN to LAN (Draytek & Zyxel)