SOURCE: Nortel IPSEC VPN unable to connect via a Belkin N1 Wireless Router
Belkin says IPSec pass thru works now. I'll know tomorrow.
http://www.belkin.com/contact/milan/default1.aspx?id=580959590B0A5E0C0B5A59575B595F0A305F5D
F5D8231-4 WW v4.00.18
http://www.belkin.com/contact/milan/filedownload.aspx?id=580959590B0A5E0C0B5A59575B595F0A305F5D&file=0
SOURCE: Belkin F5D9230-4 won't allow a connection to M Exchange server
Login to your Belkin router and check to see if there is a firmware update available for your specific model. If so, download and install it as this may resolve the problem without doing anything else. (Be sure to save your configuration first)
The specifications for a F5D9230 state that it supports VPN passthrough so you shouldn't need to configure anything in the router itself. It may be necessary to open a few incoming ports but only as a last resort.
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Another option would be to use OWA (Outlook Web Access) to access your email if it has been installed on the Exchange server.
SOURCE: Trying to set up a vpn server on windows XP using
Did you already forward port 1723? I guess you have done that. To isolate it, try to bypass the router and setup or establish the VPN session there. If it doesn't work, maybe your ISP doesn't allow port 1723 or it's just the modem.
SOURCE: how to you secure a belkin G + MIMO router
You want to secure the wireless network.
Is there any computer connected to the router with the Ethernet cable?
If not then you will need to connect the computer to the router with the cable.
Check the IP address on the computer. Open the router set up page.
Once you open the set up page, you will find the option to make it secured
Click Here for step by step instructions
SOURCE: I have a Belkin N600 router that works great.
Goto virtual servers under firewall in belkin router interface...
and forward these port numbers, for your computer's ip address...
50 both
51 both
500 both
10000 both
1723 tcp
1701 udp
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Explanation:
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Ports Needed for PPTP VPN
- TCP Port 1723
- UDP Port 500
Ports Needed for L2TP VPN
- TCP Port 1701
- UDP Port 500
Ports Needed for IPSec/ESP
- UDP Port 500
For screen shots and step by step explanation on how to forward ports click here....
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