RV082 - routing problems with quickvpn

[zechner.dario]

Hello to all,

i´ve a special configuration in my network, we have about 20 sites managed by an external provider. Last week we bought a Linksys RV082, with the goal to enable remote access into our network.

It wasn´t possible to configure the router with a public ip. we are currentliy using nat on the firewall to access the router.

ip nat inside source static 192.168.5.180 and external IP

When i open the Public ip in my browser i can access the web interface of the router. so far so good.

The WAN Interface is configured as follows

Static IP 192.168.5.182

Subnet 255.255.255.0

Gateway 192.168.5.254

DNS 192.168.1.1

The Device is configured as router (with both RIP) and has the IP 192.168.252.1. (This network is unique in our enterprise)

Firewall is turned off

Hardwareversion 2

When a add a pptp user and enable pptp server, i´m able to access every subnet in our enterprise

When I add a QuickVPN User and successfully establish a connection, i´m unable to access any subnet/Ip in our enterprise. Only the WAN IP 192.168.5.182 is ping-able. I can not ping any device, neither the 192.168.252.1 nor the 192.168.5.10

below are the routing table while connected via pptp

Routing Table Entry List

Destination IP Address	Subnet Mask	Default Gateway	Hop Count	Interface
192.168.252.1	255.255.255.255	*	50	ppp200
192.168.252.200	255.255.255.255	*	0	ppp200
192.168.5.0	255.255.255.0	192.168.5.182	0	ixp1
192.168.5.0	255.255.255.0	*	40	ixp1
192.168.5.0	255.255.255.0	*	45	ipsec0
192.168.252.0	255.255.255.0	192.168.252.1	0	ixp0
192.168.252.0	255.255.255.0	*	50	ixp0
default	0.0.0.0	192.168.5.254	40	ixp1

My questions,

How do i configure the device to acess the network via quickvpn like pptp?

Is my goal reachable?

i´ve no more ideas, i´ve nothing found in the internet, neither at google nor in this forum which matchs my troubles.

please give me feedback, regards dario

ps.: sorry for my bad english....

[Alejandro Gallego · Accepted solution]

This will be tough mainly because QVPN does not allow you to configure it for multiple networks. The reason why PPTP works and QVPN does not is due to the protocol. QVPN uses IPSec in which you must specify the allowed networks, where in PPTP you are only authenticating the user to connect to the device or server. There are some ways to trick our router to allow us to do what you need but it is not simple and you are limited to the number of users that can use the connection. I have written a couple of "how to's" using IPsecuritas for Mac and also Shrew VPN. You will not be able to get multiple subnets with the QVPN client.