Linksys rv082 firewall setup

I still have not figured out how to get the network shares to show up during the connection. You can likely avoid disabling the firewall entirely by adding exception rules for the specific IPSEC ports the Linksys system is using. If you're asking for technical help, please be sure to include all your system info, including operating system, model number, and any other specifics related to the problem.

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Please note: Do not post advertisements, offensive material, profanity, or personal attacks. Please remember to be considerate of other members. All submitted content is subject to our Terms Of Use. General discussion. I have an office of 5 users and we are adding a new employee that will share time between home amd office.

Just when I thought I was getting somewhere the other day The link between the and the RV keeps dropping and will not re-establish. I wanted to have the IP for the on a subnet of my choice and set it to I seem to have to setup this address in the DMZ in order to get internet access but the keeps dropping it back to firewall covered. It's enough to make a grown man cry I tells ya. What I'm going to do is post my setup for the later today, as I'm not onsite and my memory is rubbish, and if you wouldn't mind letting me know the differences I would be very grateful to you.

I will have a look at the HG settings today and post them back for you to refer to. DNS set to be obtained automatically. I've never knew hardware could be temperamental. Firewall Configuration:- No Changes.

Here are some screenshots of my configuration. I have blanked the third IP notation for security purposes, but you should be able to see the whole configuration from that. I hope that helps and is easier than reading my written configuration , if not then let me know! I'm intrested in setting up a VPN solution for a small business with about 5 workstations and a server all on a DSL line.

I was reading some reviews and noticed some people were complaining about the VPN part of this router. How easy is it for client to connect to the VPN? Do you have to use a specific VPN client or can you use the built-in windows xp vpn client? Thanks for taking your time. I can confirm that there were definitely problems with the Linksys client but apparently those have been fixed now. In the end we established the client side of the connection using a Netgear router, so this would lead me to believe that the Windows VPN client should work too.

If you search this forum for [b]RV[? Smah- If I were to go out and purchase a VPN router and didn't want to spend the money on Cisco equip would you still recommend this Linksys model or would you recommend any other VPN routing solutions? Thanks again. Red Flag This Post Please let us know here why this post is inappropriate.

Reasons such as off-topic, duplicates, flames, illegal, vulgar, or students posting their homework. Content filtering. Static URL blocking or keyword blocking. Web filtering. Optional Cisco ProtectLink Web cloud-based security service. Secure management. IPsec NAT traversal.

Supported for gateway-to-gateway and client-to-gateway tunnels. VPN pass-through. Advanced VPN. Quality of Service QoS.

Prioritization types. Application-based priority on WAN port. Service-based QoS. Choose the interface that is affected by this rule from the Source Interface drop-down list. The source interface is the interface from which the traffic is initiated. Step 9.

In the Source IP drop-down list, choose an option to specify the range of source IP addresses that are to be allowed or denied by the interface. Packets that arrive on the interface are verified by the source IP and destination IP. There wont be any fields to the right of the drop-down list available. Enter the desired IP address in the address field. Enter the IP address and the prefix length. In the Destination drop-down list, choose an option to specify the range of destination addresses that are to be allowed or denied by the interface.

Click Save to save all changes made on the access rule. A confirmation windows appears that provides the status of changes made on the device. Step Click OK to add another access rule.