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TonyArgh
Mar 29, 2018Aspirant
SRX5308 L2TP Passthrough
I have searched. I see this get asked a lot. I did find one thread where someone figured out the problem... but he didn't post the solution. I have reset and updated my SRX5308 with the newest firmw...
DaneA
Apr 10, 2018NETGEAR Employee Retired
I just want to follow-up on this. We’d greatly appreciate your feedback.
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DaneA
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TonyArgh
May 10, 2018Aspirant
Months now I've been working on this, a few hours there, a few hours here. MONTHS!
I cannot believe how difficult this is. How this isn't a more common question here just blows my mind.
Finally made a little progress today. Previously I couldn't get the L2TP to work from a Workstation behind the firewall. That tells me it's an issue with the server. Today, I finally found one small setting that now enables me to connect through a workstation on the same LAN and behind the firewall of my L2TP server.
Now if I could just get through this Netgear Firewall.
To recap: We have been using PPTP for 8 years. When we got the new Netgear, it was so easy to set up. Go to SECURITY and add one Inbound Service: PPTP, point it to the internal server: voila. Success.
The link every one keeps sending me to explains how to set the SRX 5308 AS an L2TP server. I don't want that! I just want the router to pass the traffic to the server.
This has to be more common a question?!? It simply has to be ever since Apple stopped supporting PPTP. My users can no longer use an iPhone HotSpot to VPN in. Because I can't figure out how to get the Netgeat to pass that sweet sweet L2TP traffic.
Help?!? This should not be that hard. (Hopefully it isn't).
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