keeping it simple
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keeping it simple
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I recently purchased two TL-R600VPN one for home and one for work.
For my first attempt on router A. i enabled PPTP server and gave it a range, I added a user/account and can successfully connect remotely using my tablet on a different ISP.
my question is how do I setup the second TL-R600VPN Router B to connect to router A.. I don't see a client section in the setup pages..
I am guessing i need a different router to act as a client.
what I am trying to accomplish is to have Router B (Home) connect to Router A (Work).
Then all the Devices that are connected to Router B will be able to access router A Devices/Computers and vice versa
Thanks in advance for any help
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
I recently purchased two TL-R600VPN one for home and one for work.
For my first attempt on router A. i enabled PPTP server and gave it a range, I added a user/account and can successfully connect remotely using my tablet on a different ISP.
my question is how do I setup the second TL-R600VPN Router B to connect to router A.. I don't see a client section in the setup pages..
I am guessing i need a different router to act as a client.
what I am trying to accomplish is to have Router B (Home) connect to Router A (Work).
Then all the Devices that are connected to Router B will be able to access router A Devices/Computers and vice versa
Thanks in advance for any help
Re:keeping it simple
I tried IPSec but I couldnt figure out how to get it to autodial feature to keep the connections alive.
If i use pptp or l2tp i can configure an autodial
Maybe I am doing this all wrong what is the best solution for my needs
I need to access a TCP/IP Device ( Lantronix UDS1100 ) on a bunch of different networks - 29 separate sites.
I envisioned setting up each site with a UDS100 behind a Client VPN router behind the ISP router and have the client VPN just auto dial to the Server VPN at my office.
I can do it with IPsec but I have to make a policy for each client and register each client on a Dynamic Host server ( because none of the sites have Static IP's ) and I have to log into the router and reconnect each of the VPN clients if the power goes out because I cant figure out how to autodial the IPsec vpn tunnel. here is a visual aid
If i use pptp or l2tp i can configure an autodial
Maybe I am doing this all wrong what is the best solution for my needs
I need to access a TCP/IP Device ( Lantronix UDS1100 ) on a bunch of different networks - 29 separate sites.
I envisioned setting up each site with a UDS100 behind a Client VPN router behind the ISP router and have the client VPN just auto dial to the Server VPN at my office.
I can do it with IPsec but I have to make a policy for each client and register each client on a Dynamic Host server ( because none of the sites have Static IP's ) and I have to log into the router and reconnect each of the VPN clients if the power goes out because I cant figure out how to autodial the IPsec vpn tunnel. here is a visual aid