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MovedGoalPosts · 06-03-2006, 13:15

No they don't have to allow the service, but I'm not aware that they block it. There is (or was) something in the User policy about they don't support it and you may be asked to not use it if it casues problems.

I use VPN successfully from home to office via ntl, but have never tried the other way. My work setup though uses fixed IPs for both the server and modem, all of which are visible on the net. I suspect somehow you need to get your linksys router to see the VPn connection attempt from outside and push that at your internal network. No idea how to do that sorry.

May help others if you post the make of your linksys, and what software you are running on the PC that you want to conect to.

06-03-2006, 13:15	#5
MovedGoalPosts Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: 127.0.0.1 Age: 61 Posts: 15,868	Re: Blocked? (VPN to Home - NTL) No they don't have to allow the service, but I'm not aware that they block it. There is (or was) something in the User policy about they don't support it and you may be asked to not use it if it casues problems. I use VPN successfully from home to office via ntl, but have never tried the other way. My work setup though uses fixed IPs for both the server and modem, all of which are visible on the net. I suspect somehow you need to get your linksys router to see the VPn connection attempt from outside and push that at your internal network. No idea how to do that sorry. May help others if you post the make of your linksys, and what software you are running on the PC that you want to conect to.