Connecting to a RDP session thru a Cisco VPN client using a Netgear WGR614v9 router

Assuming the machine you are trying to connect to has RDP enabled, TCP port 3389 also needs to be opened going to that machine.

Other than that, we probably need more info.  Are you connecting from home where the Netgear router is, and trying to get on a server at work, for example?

Yes, the machine we are trying to connect to is at work and RDP is enabled.

At home we have the Netgear router and trying to connect to the server at work.

Well the Netgear router at home shouldn't be blocking anything.  Once you're connected via the Cisco VPN, you should be good to go.

From a command prompt, what happens if you try telneting to the ip of the server on that port?

>telnet [ip address of server] 3389

It'll either error out or take you to a blank screen.  If a blank screen, you know you have access to that port, and the server is listening on that port.  

If it errors out, and you're sure that server is listening, it could be blocked somehow on the VPN.

hi, what show the log on cisco?

please show the whole config on cisco...

Did you enabled vpn pass-through on netgear?

Where do you configure the vpn pass throught on the netgear?

That's a good point!  It's worth looking at the Netgear interface to make sure VPN Pass Through is enabled, though I thought that if it wasn't, you wouldn't be able to connect to VPN at all.

I looked thru the netgear and did not find a settings for VPN pass through?

It may not be an option.  I don't think it exists in all routers.

Did you try the telnet test?

you shouldn't mess with the Netgear since you are connecting to the VPN if your Netgear was blocking your VPN traffic then you wouldn't have a successfull VPN connection in the first place.
Now here is the question, how are you trying to use rdp? what are you typing in the "Computer:" field? an IP address or a name of the PC? Also, before you do anything see if you can ping the server that you are tying to RDP into.
Tell me the results

This problem is at a remote site, that I have not had access to, I will try to access it tonight and will replay tomorrow.

Try to RDP into that PC from the local LAN. that way you are sure it's not a connectivity / VPN issue.

Ok, I had the remote user connect to the VPN with the Cisco client and then try to Telnet to the server.
She received this error:  Could not open connection to host, on port 23:  Connect failed"
So I tried to Telnet from my home session, which I can connect from and I recevied the same error.

As far as trying to RDP into that PC from the local Lan, the remote computer is part of a home network and does not  have a static IP address.

There you go, it's probably an issue with the IP. Make sure you know the IP of the PC you are trying to RDP. Make it STATIC and you'll be good
as far as the telneting... are you trying to telnet to the same pc you are trying to RDP?

Yes, I am telneting the same pc that I am trying to RDP into.