I’ve been developing a client router for the StrongVPN service. One of the walls I hit was that my main router was not always allowing the VPN traffic through. I’m running a WRT320N with dd-wrt Mega build (EKO big) as my main router. In researching a solution, I came across this gem of a statement on the dd-wrt forum “If you have followed the above steps and still cannot connect to the VPN, try forwarding the PPTP Port (1723) with TCP protocol to the LAN IP Address of your router (i.e. 192.168.1.1). Although it seems like this is a weird approach since you are using your router to forward to itself, it often times allows the VPN connection to succeed.” The full link is here.
As soon as I did this, the floodgates opened. No problems since connecting my VPN.
By the way, the StrongVPN client router is developed, tested, and working strong! Here’s the product page http://sabaitechnology.com/StrongVPN-Client-Router-N-P841634.aspx
This is an wonderful post! Cheers for revealing! I trust you’ll give more information about!I’m so happy I ran across your site, I genuinely found you by mistake, while My partner and i was surfing around on AMERICA ONLINE for something more important, Anyways I am here today and would exactly like to say many thanks for an excellent post plus a all around interesting blog site (I also love the theme/design), I don’t have time to browse all of it at the minute but We have saved it and as well added within your RSS feeds, so once i have time I’ll be back to learn more, Please do sustain the fantastic work.