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I am having a bit of an issue with a VPN Connection. &nbsp;I have a remote office that I would like to connect to a main office via a VPN. &nbsp;I would like all the traffic from the remote office to flow over the VPN. &nbsp;Both sites have a Static IP, although from two different providers. &nbsp;The Main office has a Cisco RV180 and has an internal LAN IP of 192.168.200.0/24. &nbsp;The remote office has a Lan IP of 192.168.1.0/24. &nbsp;I have been able to establish a tunnel between the two, but do not seem to be able to get much else going. &nbsp;On the remote site I tried to set the remote lan to 0.0.0.0, but the RV120 would not take that IP. &nbsp;It did have an older firmware, so I updated it to the newest one out there-- forget the number off the top of my head. &nbsp;I would like for the domain to extend across the VPN and everything to play nice with each other:) &nbsp;I have read the administration docs, but it does not seem to address my issue. &nbsp;I did look on a few forum sites and there was a number of complaints about this issue. &nbsp;A Cisco tech (Through CDW) did tell me it was able to be done. &nbsp;If possible, a step by step process that a 5 year old could follow would help a great deal.<br />
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Tyler
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Good Day All-

I am having a bit of an issue with a VPN Connection.  I have a remote office that I would like to connect to a main office via a VPN.  I would like all the traffic from the remote office to flow over the VPN.  Both sites have a Static IP, although from two different providers.  The Main office has a Cisco RV180 and has an internal LAN IP of 192.168.200.0/24.  The remote office has a Lan IP of 192.168.1.0/24.  I have been able to establish a tunnel between the two, but do not seem to be able to get much else going.  On the remote site I tried to set the remote lan to 0.0.0.0, but the RV120 would not take that IP.  It did have an older firmware, so I updated it to the newest one out there-- forget the number off the top of my head.  I would like for the domain to extend across the VPN and everything to play nice with each other:)  I have read the administration docs, but it does not seem to address my issue.  I did look on a few forum sites and there was a number of complaints about this issue.  A Cisco tech (Through CDW) did tell me it was able to be done.  If possible, a step by step process that a 5 year old could follow would help a great deal.

Thanks

Tyler

Cisco RV120 VPN Issue

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