hardware_failure
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I have 2 RV042's in a lab that Im trying to get a gateway to gateway tunnel setup.
I have 2x comcast connections in the lab for testing, each with static IP's.
Ive set these up before with no problem.
The setup is very simple. Ive gone over it practically 100 times.
At this point its just stuck at waiting for connection.
Heres the stange part:
The VPN logs in both devices are EMPTY. Its like they are not even trying. In the past when I have set these up, it took a few minutes to get everything working perfectly, but the VPN logs were full with all kinds of stuff. (long before I got the tunnel to connect)
Is this normal?
I made sure that the "disable firewall for true static ip subnet only" is checked on both comcast gateways and tested opening a few ports in access rules, and traffic passes fine.
:edit: I know it looks like the public IP's might be the same but they are not. The static blocks are very close to each other but they are different. In fact the first 3 octets are the same. Would that be a possible issue? :edit:
Beating my head on the wall on this one.
I have 2x comcast connections in the lab for testing, each with static IP's.
Ive set these up before with no problem.
The setup is very simple. Ive gone over it practically 100 times.
At this point its just stuck at waiting for connection.
Heres the stange part:
The VPN logs in both devices are EMPTY. Its like they are not even trying. In the past when I have set these up, it took a few minutes to get everything working perfectly, but the VPN logs were full with all kinds of stuff. (long before I got the tunnel to connect)
Is this normal?
I made sure that the "disable firewall for true static ip subnet only" is checked on both comcast gateways and tested opening a few ports in access rules, and traffic passes fine.
:edit: I know it looks like the public IP's might be the same but they are not. The static blocks are very close to each other but they are different. In fact the first 3 octets are the same. Would that be a possible issue? :edit:
Beating my head on the wall on this one.