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rwpatterson357 · 08-06-2011

Hi,I have a RVS4000 at one location and a second RVS4000 at home. I have established an IPSec VPN tunnel between them and it is UP. I can ping the routers from each end no problem. I can ping the IPs listed in the "Local Group Setup" and the "Rem...

rwpatterson357 · 03-19-2010

Hi,Background: I've fumbled around and succesfully established a VPN tunnel between a remote BEFVP41 and my office RVS4000. Once established, i can acces the office server from a Vista box on my remote network by running this command - \\10.10.10.2...

rwpatterson357 · 03-15-2010

Hi,I'm pretty sure this is dumb question but i'm stumped. I have an RVS4000 (firmware 1.3.1.0) as my interface to internet (I have a static IP assigned). I have a linksys WRT120N wireless router direct connected to the RVS4000 for wireless connecti...

rwpatterson357 · 08-10-2011

Hi Dave,Sorry for delay in replying - I found the issue before i had a chance to try your suggestion. It was a simple firewall problem. I went to the Windows Firewall in Windows 7 and had to create a custom rule (Windows Firewall -> Advanced -> inb...

rwpatterson357 · 03-16-2010

Yes, I had UPnP enabled but i thought it would just allow auto configuration of the router. I mean, i would see what it did by looking over my RVS4000 setup screens - nothing hidden.thank you,rwpatterson357

rwpatterson357 · 03-16-2010

I already had my remote management port set to something else. However, on the camera I left its access port at the default (80). I have since changed it and this stops the problem.But, how can you block port 80 traffic from coming through the RVS4...

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