We have recently bought a DGN2200v4 for use with a Virgin Media Cable broadband connection, having used a DGN2200v1 for many months on a plain adsl link.
The v4 is connected to the Virgin Media Superhub router via an ethernet link in to its WAN port and to the rest of our network by a LAN link.
Our problem is that while we can get a VPN to come up between the v4 router and its partner (a DG834G) i.e. both ends show the link as connected in VPN status, we can't get traffic to cross the link.
Another problem is that the Virgin Media Superhub router can't be put in to "modem mode" so it is applying NAT itself, along with the DGN2200's NAT. In this situation in the past (when we had a DG834 and an FVS124G) we got around this by setting the IKE remote identity type to "Fully qualified domain name" which allows Key exchange to work fine.
If anyone has any ideas short of me having to pay extra for a full 5 address static IP allocation rather than sticking with the one I have please let me know!
