KR1 with RK1006 firmware Working/Not Working VPN List

Scott

As any of you try the latest KR1 firmware for VPN pass-through capabilities, please add your experiences here.

Please include:

Michael · Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 9:00 am Post subject:

Did a quick test on a MacBook Pro using Internet Connect to VPN into an XServe running Mac OS X 10.4.7. It works without a problem.

On XServe we are using PPTP, allowing 40-bit in addition to 128-bit encrption.

Pretty plain stuff.

FYI, this also worked in RK1002.
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jarredduq · EVDO User Joined: 18 Mar 2006 Posts: 29

Not working with Contivity with IPSEC VPN passthrough turned on. I'm running Windows XP Pro SP2 with Contivity client v6_02.022.

1006 firmware

dungarvin · Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 3:12 pm Post subject:

New firmware (1006)
Windows XP Pro SP2
Watchguard VPN client (IPSEC, HMAC)

Client makes initial connection fine, but no traffic.

I tried opening ports for IPSEC and other protocols, but nothing so far.
I'm going to keep hammering at it.

I think the key is either in "Firewall Rules" or "Applications" under "Advanced".

swan · Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2006 12:18 pm Post subject:

Latest FW - 1006
Dell Latitude D600
XP Pro SP2
Cisco VPN Client - 4.8.01.0300

Client makes a successful connection and is configured properly (pulls proper IP address from pool, DNS servers..etc) however no traffic makes it back into my machine (verified via statistics window in VPN client). Using a Kyocera KPC650 card (Verizon) in my KR-1. Using this card in my laptop with VPN works fine. Definitely something in the router. Oddly enough when I called Kyocera - 800.349.4478 and spoke with Paul he said he didn't know anything else to tell me and that it was likely either a Verizon or Cisco issue which I feel is false.

***EDIT***
I setup my firewall (PIX) to allow incoming VPN connections over TCP (simultaneously with existing UDP connections and nothing broke) on port 10000 and changed my VPN client to connect over TCP and low and behold I got right in.