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FVS336G trouble with VPN client software
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I had to reload all software on my laptop (thanks Windows 10) and I did not keep good notes on how my VPN client software was set up. I have tried to figure it out with no luck. Before I pay for a service contract, I'm hoping someone here can help! Here are the fields in the client software:
Ikev1Gateway(1) Authentication tab
Interface: any
Remote gateway - I'm using the IPv4 address under WAN information on the router's Main page: Router Status
Preshared key: confirmed and entered
I took the encryption settings from VPN page of router – 3DES, SHA-1, DH2 (1024)
Ikev1Tunnel - IPsec tab
VPN Client address 0.0.0.0
Address type – subnet address
Remote host address – address of remote VPN router
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 (matches info on router)
ESP – 3DES, SHA-1, mode is Tunnel
PFS is checked and group is DH2
I didn't go to any advanced tabs. When I try to open the tunnel, it is stuck on "Send Phase 1 SA"
Any advice on what I missed and/or where in the router to look to find it? Thanks in advance.
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Hi Terri-N,
Welcome to the community! 🙂
Let me share this article below as reference guide if ever you have not yet came across with it. Just kindly follow the procedure.
ProSAFE VPN Client: Client to Box Configuration
Hope it helps! 🙂
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
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Hi Terri-N,
Welcome to the community! 🙂
Let me share this article below as reference guide if ever you have not yet came across with it. Just kindly follow the procedure.
ProSAFE VPN Client: Client to Box Configuration
Hope it helps! 🙂
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
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Re: FVS336G trouble with VPN client software
Thank you! I was just missing the local and remote IDs. I knew it would be quick and easy. The link you shared was perfect. I really appreciate it!!
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Re: FVS336G trouble with VPN client software
Well...I'm still have a problem after all.
I use an IP softphone that connects to the home office through my VPN tunnel. The phone registers with the home office, but I do not have audio in either direction. I can't hear callers, and they can't hear me. Any idea what might be causing this? Does the client have any setting that would block audio?
The softphone has almost no settings. I know the headset is good. I disabled my firewall and virus protection but the problem persists. We had this problem when we first installed the firewall, unfortunately I do not know how it was resolved (a Netgear engineer fixed it).
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Re: FVS336G trouble with VPN client software
Hello Terri-N,
What you are talking about here is VoIP over VPN, I don't believe it is currently supported by our VPN software. VPN has its own protocol when it comes to connecting to the tunnel and VoIP also has its own protocols like SIP,etc. and to let it pass through VPN is an additional feature. If you want this feature on future updates, please post a request on our Idea Exchange Board.
Let us know if you have more questions.
Thanks,
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