ER605v2 LAN Client l2tp VPN passthrough
Recently switched router from ubiquity usg-3p to tp-link er605v2. with this switch a user who is using windows 10 client on a default configured lan port cannot connect to remote VPN server. The router has minimal changes from default setup aside from LAN ip space - 192.168.2.0, and the WAN MAC. VPN settings in the ER605 are blank/default
Client - Windows 10, l2tp psk mschapv2 auth
client<->AP<->POE Switch<->Router<->cable modem
ALG setting on ER605 has all of the options selected
(transmission->nat->alg)
If I replace the er605 with the old usg-3p things work just fine again.
Another client on the LAN (Mac using cisco anyconnect) has no issues with establishing a VPN session.
What steps am I missing here?
Ahh Ok slight confusion then, apologize.
I am NOT using any of the ER605's VPN configurations.
I have a client system on the LAN (window 10)
Client system is trying to connect from LAN to a l2tp VPN server on the public internet.
When the traffic passes through the ER605 the vpn cannot be established by the windows system.
IF I replace the ER605 with the old UBNT USG, changing nothing other than the router, the client is able to establish the VPN session.
It seems to me that there the ER605 if blocking the VPN traffic originating from LAN ports on its way to the internet (or something with NAT rules is missing)
All of the other NAT tabs (one-to-one, virtual servers, port triggering, nat-dmz) are blank and only have '--' in them.
