Just wondering if anyone has had any luck connecting via IPsec to a RV-120W? ... View more

Yes, trying to IPSec VPN. I can use QuickVPN, Shrewsoft, and even Netgear's VPN Client.  All connect great to the router. I cannot get Android to connect at all.  I can see the device trying to connect through the logs.  Like I said I am getting a "Could not find a configuration" error. Let me know if you have any ideas. ... View more

Is there any way to connect IPSEC through an Android device to the RV120w Router/Fireall? ... View more

What type of service do you have? You might want to have your provider do line tests just to be sure... The router is very sensitive.  I had to have our WAC changed on the T1 in addition to the setting adjustments. ... View more

Had the same issues here.  Was promised a hotfix but have yet to see it yet. I do not recommend this router.  I tweaked it to work for a small LAN...  tweak being the key word. Jason ... View more

I disagree.  It is normal behavior on this unit to not Re-Enable WAN.  Please read previous posts. In honesty, I do not recommend this router. CISCO was great in helping me working through some issues ("Page cannot be displayed errors / File corruption), however they still have not issued a hotfix for these issues, only temporary solutions (for example turning off UDP Flood). This router is working ok for my small LAN (30 stations).  However for a large LAN's or as a remote connection point I do not recommend this unit.  Too many issues that are not properly fixed. Jason ... View more

90% of email attachments and file downloads have bene ok since I made the web filtering change. We had two files (1 Meg in size) come threw and user was not able to open.  Both were Adobe files. Still monitoring. ... View more

I enabled content filtering settings, and checked all the boxes below.  Once I checked them, it actually filterout out those Web Components.  It is very misleading.  I would think checking a box labeled "enable" would mean that content is enabled.  Instead it actually blocked the content by checking those boxes. Right now I have Web Filtering checked and enabled.  I have the other boxes unchecked, as I do not want them filtered. I am trying to download a few files now.  I will let you know how we make out. Thank you. ... View more

FYI... Made a change to Firewall settings late yesterday.  Turned off "Block UDP Flood". So far I see positive results: VPN tunnels had much better performance last night.  Painting and refreshing was much better.  No disconnections. This morning, LAN seems stable. Simple tests from my machine show the following:      DNS lookup / tracert commands all successful.  No time outs.      Pings have been stable.  Very minor lost packets.  Much better      Speed test all stable.  Latency consistant.      A primitive test (opening 20 browser windows) work perfectly.  Not one error.  Previously I would have 20% error rate ("page not found").      Have 2 tunnels now into LAN and no performance loss.      Streaming on all computers has been stable this morning.  No stutters or loss of data stream yet. Fingers are crossed. David Hornstein 460 posts since Sep 19, 2008 Currently Being Moderated 25. Aug 24, 2010 7:38 AM in response to: Jason Mack Re: RV120W ROUTER/FIREWALL "cannot display the webpage" Hi Jason et al.. i believe the technician are now aware of a UDP issue on the Rv120W. The internal discussions on the issue from R&D and development  seems to be; 1.       By default on RV120W there is a UDP Flood attack check which limits 25 UDP Connections Per Client in one instance, i.e at a particular time instance a PC behind this router can establish only 25 UDP Transactions, if we exceed router drops UDP Packets. 2.       We have a script that sends dns lookup queries at a very high rate than the router clears the UDP entries, this way we build up the UDP entry table in the router(i.e 25 entries) 3.       Once 25 limit is reached we are unable to resolve further DNS queries, using the script or using the browser. 4.       In the real world scenarios there might be one PC behind the router and open a website where all the items on the webpage are linked to different website, if you open this kind of website it may have links to more that 25 different website and clog the routers UDP table for that particular PC and user might not be able to resolve further DNS queries and unable to browse any new websites. This unability to browse happens until the UDP entries on the router time outs  and are cleared. 5.       This limit of 25 is because of the feature called Block UDP flood on the router which is enabled by default. 6.       Once we disable the block UDP Flood, router does not check for 25 UDP Connections limit and dns resolution is continuous without a break. This is what a customers in the field might be seeing interruptions in DNS resolutions and website browse failed. Some customers explicitly talked about DNS failures. Jason I can see you have placed a service call, so hopefully CCORAL who posted on the 15 August should be helping you. So Folks, If the Technician  deem the problem not a hardware issue requiring RMA, the technician will escalate the call to our Level 2 folks in Irvine, probably CCORAL.  You will get assistance to resolve this issue. The Small Business Support center, should be aware of the problem. Please feel free to show them this posting, i am willing to chat with them to get the ball rolling. So again, if you have not done so already,  please contact the SBSC  and place a service request and keep a copy of that number they give you as a reference (you may need it). My appologies for the inconvenience you have all had. regards Dave Hornstein Small Business, Channel Systems Engineer Cisco  - Research Triangle Park.  USA ... View more