kbassett57, Thank you for clarifying, now I see the problem. It looks like the router has issues with anything other than class C addresses. In a class C network, 0 and 255 would not be usable. In the Release Notes it states that a bug was resolved in regards to this on the LAN side: CSCul82826 - The warning message of invalid IP address pops out when that IP address is valid. http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/routers/csbr/rv220w/release/notes/rv220w-1-0-6-6-rn.pdf I looked up the bug and it appears that it is related to local addresses only, not remote WAN IPs. This may be a new bug. I recommend that you open a case with support regarding this: www.cisco.com/go/sbsc - Marty
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Guarino01, Browse to QoS-> Bandwidth Management and enable it. Enter your Upstream and Downstream bandwidth as advertised by your ISP (use an online coversion tool if necessary). Save the settings and tell us if that helps. - Marty
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Is it possible to remove ZyWall35 and give public A IP to WAN 1 of the RV042G? I would test that if you can, just to see if the issue is caused by the ZyWall. If the tunnel still cannot pass traffic, then we will know that there is some other issue. - Marty
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jpblcm001, If the ZyWall firewall is active, it will block the VPN tunnel from passing traffic. Does your Client to Gateway tunnel us IPsec or PPTP? Can you Remote Manage the RV042G at site A using the WAN IP? Does it respond to ping requests? (Disable Block WAN Request of course) - Marty
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Jason, Glad to see that the firmware upgrade was successful. Is there another router in front of the RV110W? In other words, does the ISP supply a modem (single ethernet port) or a modem/router. If it is a router, you will need to ask the ISP to forward ALL ports to the IP address of the RV110W (WAN IP) or your port forwarding is in vain. If that is the case, ask them to BRIDGE the modem/router, so that the RV110W has a true WAN IP on the WAN port. - Marty
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kbassett57, I don't think that the error in the logs has anything to do with the address ending in 0. It looks like Phase 1 is failing. Can you provide some more details about what you are trying to connect to? If possible, post some screenshots of the config on each device (mask sensitive data). - Marty
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Steve, I have cable and my IP changes very rarely. I have found that if I leave the router off for a few hours or overnight, I will get a new IP. - Marty
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For future reference, IP Only and IP by DNS Resolved is the correct way to configure the RV320/325, as well as the RV042(G), RV082, RV016 routers. Dynamic IP + Domain Name (FQDN) Authentication will not work in this instance. - Marty
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Steve, As long as the WRVS4400N has DDNS, the name should resolve without issue when the IP changes. If possible, unplug the WRVS4400N for a while and when it reconnects, it should have a new WAN IP (depending on the ISP). The tunnel should come up. - Marty
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Jason, Port Forwarding was broken on some older firmware versions. Download the firmware Browse to Administration-> Firmware/Language Upgrade Browse to the file that you downloaded Press Start Upgrade The router will reboot and have the latest firmware installed - Marty
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Jason, No need to reboot. If it is not working, make sure that you are on the latest firmware: 1.2.1.4 https://software.cisco.com/download/release.html?mdfid=283879340&softwareid=282487380&release=1.2.1.4&relind=AVAILABLE&rellifecycle=&reltype=latest - Marty
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