2013年12月25日星期三

Gateway to Gateway VPN Tunnel. 2 X Cisco RV082

Hoping someone can help me, been struggling for a few days.

Trying to establish a Gateway to Gateway VPN Tunnel with the below hardware

Linksys WAG300g Bridged to Cisco RV082 - HQ
Huawei HG655B Home Gateway Bridged to Cisco RV082 - Branch

HQ

Local Group Setup:
Local Security Gateway Type: IP Only
IP Address: xxx.xxx.xx.xx (WAN IP) - Can ping from remote pc.
Local Security Type: IP (For testing)
IP Address: xxx.xx.1.200

Remote Group setup:
Remote Security Gateway Type: IP Only
IP Address: xxx.xxx.xx.xx (WAN IP) - Can ping from remote pc.
Remote Security Type: IP (For testing)
IP Address: xxx.xx.2.101

IPSec Setup: All Default

Keying Mode: IKE With Pre Shared Key
Phase 1 DH Group: Group 1 - 768 bit
Phase 1 Encryption: DES
Phase 1 Authentication: MD5
Phase 1 SA Life Time: 28800 seconds
Perfect Forward secrecy: Checked

Phase 2 DH Group: Group 1 - 768 bit
Phase 2 Encryption: DES
Phase 2 Authentication: MD5
Phase 2 SA Life Time: 3600 seconds
Preshared Key: xxx
Min Preshared Key Complexity: Checked | Enabled

Aggressive Mode: Checked
NetBIOS Broadcast: Checked and Enabled on NIC
Dead Peer Detection: Checked

Branch is set exactly the same though obviously Local and Remote Groups info switched.

No Antivirus or firewalls enabled on either pc to test. Disabled Firewall on RV082's as well to eliminate any potential issues.

I can get a VPN connection, but cannot ping the LAN IP of the RV082 on either side.
Cannot access any local resources on either end either.

What am I missing here?  Both Pc's are Win 7 Pro 64bit if that makes any difference at all. Both RV02's have Public Ip's which I can ping.

The solution:
You would try changing from Local Security Type: IP to subnet and also uncheck aggressive mode.

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